Sentence examples for of those frequent from inspiring English sources

I wish I could say I was one of those frequent fliers who never check luggage, but I'm not.

Have the Giants simply gotten hot at the right time, as any one of those frequent playoff visitors could have done, in theory?

I felt like I was back in grade school when they took it, but I really don't mind, considering what's at stake," said Phil Johnson, a technology salesman who described himself as one of those frequent business travelers who usually pride themselves on never accidentally setting off a security alarm with something like an overlooked set of keys in a pocket.

It was one of those frequent but still oddly satisfying moments when the duplicity of the executive branch of the US government is on full display.

One out every seven (15.4%) of patients who were a frequent attender in 2003 (or 18% of those frequent attenders who were enlisted for all three years) remained a frequent attender during two consecutive years.

Interestingly, only some of those frequent attenders who reported this also reported enjoyment of the course or intrinsic motivation, thus commitment to attendance appears to be a powerful motivation in and of itself.

Most of those frequenting the store have known one another for years and remembered well the storms of the past.

One of those frequenting this milieu was W. Somerset Maugham, who after briefly meeting Crowley later used him as a model for the character of Oliver Haddo in his novel The Magician (1908).

Our earlier analysis showed that the incidence of complaints was extremely skewed, and 'frequent flyers' accounted for a very substantial proportion of all complaints; it also demonstrated the feasibility of identifying those frequent flyers early in the trajectory of their complaints profile.

Aseptic to the point of making impossible, for those frequenting it, any kind of identification or deep or personal relationship with it.

"Mad Men" often depicts acts of selfishness, nastiness and calculating cruelty, and those frequent displays of cynicism, dislocation and status-seeking can start to seem a little wearing.