Sentence examples for have often stopped from inspiring English sources

Rising singers have often stopped in Tulsa early in their careers: Stephanie Blythe, now a Met star, sang Carmen there back in 1999, and gratefully returned for a gala earlier this year.

"We have often stopped at places to charge our bikes during a longer ride," Black said.

I have often stopped myself from writing or saying things that could be taken as rude by others by first reflecting on how I'd feel if someone said or wrote that thing to me.

In particular, data on the "last birth" by mothers tends to be biased towards sons in a population where women have often stopped bearing children after the birth of a son.

The frequent reporting of anticipated discrimination from employers and work colleagues echoes the finding that employment is an area in which individuals have often stopped themselves from engaging in due to the anticipation of unfair treatment [ 6, 7], sometimes because of having experienced this [ 40].

Passing by on the boardwalk, I've often stopped to watch the ferocious battles below.

The motion quietly illuminated how change has often stopped at the city's edge.

Over the years, 10 or more, I've often stopped to peer hopefully under these sheets of metal, and not once have I seen a snake.

It was the student who had often stopped by his King Fast Food stall to pick up a wrap – light on the chilli – for lunch.

We are getting better at keeping people alive, but this means that millions of Americans are now living for years in what's called "the chronic state" of stroke: their recovery has plateaued, their insurance has often stopped covering therapy, and they are left with a moderate to severe disability.

A chess player myself, I've often stopped for a game or two when passing through Union Square.