Sentence examples for most often said from inspiring English sources

McDonagh, who will probably be matched against Ovechkin most often, said he welcomed the challenge.

"Women most often said they knew they were making a mistake but did it anyway, often because they had no one who'd listen to them," Ms. Milford said.

The 2,000 people polled on that occasion most often said they had fallen in love twice, and quite depressingly that they had 'settled' for their current partner.

To start with, the thing most often said of Nicolas Cage: he is weird-looking, with constituent parts that don't promise to add up to a movie star.

I think the thing most often said to me by both of these gentlemen was, do we really need to say this?

The imagination is a place where hypotheses and conditionals rule, and where part of the fun, and most of the point, lies in saying the unsayable in order to test the truths of what's most often said.

He also made up reasons for the changes, most often saying that the student had finally turned in missing work.

"When I walk down the street what people most often say to me is, 'This is my life,' " she said.

2.03pm BST geraintdmorgan asks: What line of yours do people most often say to you when they meet you?

Yeah, you know, it probably starts the question of whenever I do that [dance], people most often say, "What is wrong with you?" So, sitting down to kind of figure out what would be wrong with somebody who spends their life doing this across the city of New York.

Thus, Burkina Faso remains a baffling case of inconsistent choices by decision-makers, who most often say they do not want pilot projects (the case of pay-for-performance), but sometimes commission them (malaria), sometimes accept their existence (free care programs), but do not often take them into account (caesareans).