Sentence examples for half are often from inspiring English sources

Even CCR's cover hits, such as its version of Dale Hawkins Suzie Q Q" (the group's very first hit), Screamin' Jay Hawkins' "I Put A Spell On You" and even its reinterpretation of Wilson Pickett's "Ninety-Nine And A Half" are often associated more with being a part of the Creedence catalog than their original hit versions.

Searching for the quick cliché, the 82-times capped Scotland fly half was often as not "the maverick".

The shell has a distinctive teardrop shape and is ornamented with a concentric pattern of ribs; the apex of one valve (shell half) is often curved over the other.

Iranians know too well from their own experience with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, their hardline former president, how dangerous it is to have a politician telling you passionately half of the truth without caring that the other half is often a lie or a distortion of facts.

About half of all randomised clinical trials are never published, 1 and the other half is often published selectively, 2 in both cases depending on the direction of the results.

She and her chestnut mare, Testy One, or her quarter-horse, Half Pint, are often abroad in the hills.

He notes too that significant elements in second half-lines are often "caught up and re-echoed or elaborated", giving a characteristic 'parallelism' to Beowulf.

More than half (55%) are often "surprised when a cyclist appears from nowhere", the AA/Populus survey said.

AA president Edmund King said: "Our campaign is definitely needed when half of drivers are often surprised when a cyclist or motorcyclist 'appears from nowhere'.

Half-life estimates are often only based on a few terminal timepoints, and short sampling profiles may bias half-life estimates downwards, as a pure elimination phase towards the end of the pharmacokinetic profile will not have been recorded.

The tavolettas are the most difficult pieces to negotiate because they are often half abstract and half realistic.