Sentence examples for often coming up from inspiring English sources
Coughlin clearly takes pride in his motivational style, often coming up with endearing, if a bit shopworn, mottoes.
Even the Oakland Raiders are solid, bending at times, but often coming up with the big play when needed.
Here independent inventors can work with limited resources, quite often coming up with concepts that are not radically new but, rather, enhance existing products.
"The hardest part is often coming up with the question and seeing if the experiment gives them the answer they expected.
Unlike almost all top mathematicians now, he worked on his own, and relished attacking famous open problems, often coming up with completely new ways of thinking.
Often coming up on the short end of his fights, Kucinich, 65, never stopped swinging but usually did so in a friendly spirit.
Still, they often come up with really excellent products.
The crowd and its discontents often come up.
The 1982 Israeli invasion often comes up in conversations.
Hemingway often comes up; Orwell, too, in this internet age.
Questions about snobbery and elitism often come up.
