Sentence examples for often I mention from inspiring English sources
Or if there are a lot of clustered words that focus on "flowers, this may be another way to approach "Spring".. Answer questions like: "I was surprised by…" or "I discovered…" For example, you may look over the clustered words and note "I was surprised by how often I mention my mother in relation to Spring".
Or if there are a lot of clustered words that focus on "teeth", this may be another way to approach "a leopard".. Answer questions like: "I was surprised by…" or "I discovered…" For example, you may look over the clustered words and note "I was surprised by how often I mention my brother in relation to a leopard".
Not often I can mention The Queen and psychoactive drugs in one tweet so I am doing - those legal highs will become illegal.
The day before the show, I was talking to a friend about Morrison and he said something that people often say when I mention Morrison: "I don't get him.
The Grand Canyon is known as one of the "Crown Jewels" in our expansive National Park System, which includes almost 60 other large scale pleasuring grounds (people are often shocked when I mention that at 2.5 million acres Yellowstone is 11 times the size of New York City) and 350 other kinds of parks including historic sites, monuments and battlefields.
The two reactions I most often come across when I mention that I work in antarctic research is "how wonderful" or "I could never go there because it's too cold".
Why I often mention this, that I am a woman and an Arab, is because of the setbacks it can present.
I am carrying this guest blog in part because she touches on a topic I often mention - the failure of mainstream Irish media to do their job properly.
I often mention to goo-goo types that Haiti has thousands of N.G.O.'s, which are presumably doing good work (well, at least half of them).
Yet, as I often mention in this column, making short-term investment decisions based on the unknown outcome of a certain event can prove costly.
I often mention in this blog that labour is mobile these days, particularly within the EU, and there is a limit to the tax rates one can expect people to pay.
