Sentence examples for often as many from inspiring English sources

He wrote constantly, wherever he was, often as many as 4,000 words a day.

The winners will fight again another day, the men said -- often as many as five or six times before they lose their edge.

In the 1950s, few studio musicians were more in demand than Mr. Baker, who took part in sessions for Atlantic, King, RCA, Savoy, Decca and other labels, often as many as four a day.

He flew back to middle Tennessee nearly every weekend, and when he was there he would hold town meetings, often as many as five or six a day, to listen to his constituents' complaints.

But many individual investors have been betting on the market's reaching ever new highs because of an influx of just-opened stock accounts, often as many as 400,000 on a single day.

Although Mr. Vicari has a house in Astoria, Queens, where his wife, Christine, and three daughters live, he spends so many nights in Manhattan, often as many as five a week, that he has always kept a place here.

Still, the migration narrative that now governs the production and reception of so much "literary fiction" can often beg as many questions as it answers.

Malta often had as many as 15 alerts a day.

In her independent life, Joe often took as many as ten lovers in a single night.

During our first years in Washington... we often had as many as two or three hundred visitors.

Burton often read as many as three books a day and hated anything or anyone getting in his way.