Sentence examples for going too often from inspiring English sources

"Going too often to the mosque could mean a summons to State Security," says one.

"There were also lots of lowlife places like pubs and dens of iniquity, where the Indians, it was felt, were going too often".

If going too often (once every 20 minutes or so) becomes a habit, the bladder can become unstable.

Going too often sends messages to the brain that can create a cycle of needing to pass urine even though the bladder is only partly full.

I try not to go too often".

So it has gone too often of late.

When I shop I go hard but I don't go too often.

The state has been arguing with itself since the days before statehood — arguing over possibilities that have come and gone, too often leaving a layer of sediment from which the dust now rises, obscuring the future.

At the same time, the monuments of ancient Rome suffered further damage as they were torn apart for their building materials, and their marble went too often into the lime kilns rather than into new structures.

Time spent in the supermarket is not time spent cooking, so try not to go too often.

You don't want to go too often seeing as you're trying to grow your hair.