Sentence examples for often in one from inspiring English sources

Uilana Torres, a former preschool teacher, often accompanied her husband on drug deals, often in one in a fleet of cars outfitted with elaborate hidden compartments, according to the complaint.

This time, in one day, often in one neighborhood, scores of children are suddenly missing parents.

Coalition-Building It's often in one country's best interest to come to the aid of a neighbor that is being invaded.

Like heroin, naloxone is highly soluble in the blood, and it acts almost instantly, reversing the effects of heroin or pain-relief opioid pills often in one or two minutes.

It was a line, and a sentiment, that Scaramucci has repeated often, in one form or another, over the past few days; there seems to be a lot that neither man cares about.

Unlike the Olympics, which are held in one country and often in one centralized locale, the 2002 World Cup will be played in 20 cities spread across two countries with two languages and sets of laws, making policing the event even more complex.

Rating: 5.0 Brad Evans: Against Panama last week, Evans was the weakest link for the U.S., beaten often in one-on-one defending.

Until Christmas, as the two sides battled in court, then sought to settle a lawsuit filed by the Garden to prevent the Yankees from starting a network with the International Management Group, Checketts was one of the Garden's negotiators, often in one-on-one talks.

Communication happened most often in one-to-one meetings (22, 84.6%) and group meetings (22, 84.6%), less via e-mail (16, 61.5%), and very seldom via the internet (7, 26.9%).

Mugridge called Cordileone a "very open-hearted man" who often engages in one-on-one dialogue with people who may have different beliefs.

Many eukaryotic promoters initiate transcription on both strands, even if transcription often stalls in one direction [ 3, 4].