Sentence examples for most often by from inspiring English sources

Tight ends are rerouted most often by linebackers or safeties.

Uttered most often by folks like me: "Isn't this quaint?" Uttered most often by cynical companions: "Too quaint".

It develops when the bronchial tubes are irritated day after day, most often by tobacco smoke.

The religion was brought to this Nation most often by exiles from the Cuban revolution.

With only a few exceptions, bidding was thin and most often by unidentified telephone bidders.

He was paid back regularly, most often by Ben Stokes and Stuart Broad.

The name that comes up most often by way of comparison is Prince.

He does this most often by attacking his own body as a form of blackmail.

The trains would be privately owned, most often by their drivers.

These are caused most often by mutations in ciliary dyneins, but sometimes in other axonemal proteins12.

"Pragmatic" is the word used most often by officials at Élysée Palace to describe President Jacques Chirac's new policy.