Sentence examples for often are on from inspiring English sources
Approximately 150 million workers in North America and Europe now work as independent contractors, freelancers or "giggers". These workers are typically on these "gigs" for short-term or seasonal contracts, and often are "on demand" workers without set schedules.
New York Republicans need to appear socially moderate, and indeed often are on such issues as abortion.
And with the unknown: Newman loves to undermine learned claims to certainty, founded as they often are on desiccated abstractions.
A Grass-Roots Benefit When it comes to fund-raisers in the Hamptons, local nonprofit groups often are on the short end of the stick.
"Athletes and fans alike, focused as we so often are on the game of winning and losing, miss the deeper significance that is right before our eyes.
Furthermore, musicians who make unapologetically pleasing and soothing music, male or female, often are on the losing side in the cred wars.
They often were on the same side in Brussels negotiations.
My focus was – often is – on keeping Oddie calm.
You must often be on parade for sponsors.
But the tension between the governor and Mr. Lautenberg has often been on display.
And the people of Bahrain have often been on the front line of that contest.
