Sentence examples for most often so from inspiring English sources

The one I've heard most often so far is about safety.

A placeholder used to fill an incomplete measure, layer, etc. most often so that the combined duration of the events equals the number of beats in the measure.

How about giving her the sweater she borrows most often (so you look like a mensch) then asking her to keep her mitts off the rest of your fine knits?

Mr. Leuschel, a former Whole Foods Market executive, described his latest venture as "a well-curated selection of things people need most often so they don't have to drive 10 miles away to strip malls".

Whenever you tap Share inside an app, the mobile OS brings up the contacts and the apps you share to most often, so if you're a frequent tweeter then Twitter is most likely to appear first when you share a link.

It goes without saying that these types of apps are downloaded most often, so with these cast aside for a moment, how do the rest of us who aren't Instagram get real iOS distribution?

We use oil lamps and most often candles, so our evenings around the dining room table resemble seances.

ILR students who plan to study in another country most often do so in the junior year, occasionally in the senior year.

The potato salad – the overall winner of the evening and a dish that looks likely to make it into our weeknight dinners most often – was so much better for a extra five minutes of steaming.

It most often does so in insider trading cases, where it is preserving the apparently ill-gotten gains from being sent abroad, and in cases where it can persuade a judge that there is reason to fear the defendant would move assets and that it is highly likely the S.E.C. will win the case.

Completion rates are low and those that do finish the courses are most often doing so out of curiosity or to advance in their current jobs.