Sentence examples for often into from inspiring English sources

Schlingensief ventured often into the political arena.

Signs on stores are translated more often into Spanish.

We should incorporate this training early and often into our education.

Branching out often into neighboring communities is repugnant to the players.

Anti-Bushism, straying often into anti-Americanism, has been the defining ideological current of recent times.

You can ski off the top in almost any direction, often into huge, wide-open bowls.

Farmers thrive at farmers' markets, selling local greens, root vegetables, meats and dairy, often into winter.

Unfortunately, this novel, aiming at satire, skids too often into the realm of the ludicrous.

Then the Allmans would play on through the night - and often into the morning.

We also make an exception, as explained in U.S. introduction, for films shot non-sync (shot silent), often into 1940s.

Her vocals wandered upward, often into straight falsetto, with plenty of woodwinds and backing vocals filling the empty spaces.