Sentence examples for most often past from inspiring English sources

Concerts on Nov. 6 (at the library) and Nov. 17 (by the New York Festival of Song at Merkin Concert Hall) explore music by Greek composers and composers inspired by their idea of Greece, present and, most often, past.

But the question Mr. Guth has been asked most often this past week is what he will do with his prize.

The novel I've read most often in the past 20 years – about six times – is Don DeLillo's The Names; it is like a trance.

And unlike the communicable killer diseases we have encountered most often in the past, H.I.V. is transmitted through the most intimate and private human relationships, through sexual violence and commercial sex; it proliferates because of women's poverty and inequality.

I think it's the movie that I've watched most often in the past year-plus, in the time since its rediscovery at the Film Society of Lincoln Center in February, 2015, and it continues to yield mysteries along with revelations.

This is the place I've lived most often in these past nine months.

In the survey, respondents were asked about the cigarette brand that they used most often during the past 30 days.

This analysis is restricted to current smokers who reported the cigarette brand name that they smoked most often during the past 30 days (n=16 015).

16 As noted in the Methods section, we also excluded respondents who failed to report price paid for their latest purchase, the brand name they used most often in the past 30 days or some of their demographic characteristics.

(It should be said that the show's most successful alumnae tend to be runners-up, while its most vocal detractors are often past winners disillusioned by what their victory has failed to deliver).

In an hour and a half, great swathes of his catalogue whip past, most often revised or deconstructed.