Sentence examples for often revisited from inspiring English sources

Ghosts and hauntings were subjects Mr. Herbert often revisited.

"Gigi" is set in the demimonde of the last fin de siècle, a milieu Colette often revisited, most notably in her masterpiece, "Cheri".

The preoccupation with novelty of storyline was only born in the 18th century – the same century, ironically, as Austen, whose work is so often revisited.

During those exchanges, Mr. Davis often revisited and interpreted the trials at which he was convicted — of weapons possession and the murder of a drug dealer.

Near the set's close Mr. Roberts played a solo rumination on "Mood Indigo," a Duke Ellington ballad that he has often revisited.

That stirring victory in 1980 by a ragtag group of collegians from Minnesota and Massachusetts in Lake Placid, N.Y., is often revisited in articles, books, ads and in two full-length film re-enactments.

People often revisit their favorites.

Now he no longer relives what he calls "the tragedy," but he often revisits it.

So we are immigrants, but we often revisit the old country: the row houses of North and South Philadelphia.

Robert Roy writes, "I often revisit the birth of my firstborn, Greg, and thoughts of who he would become.

I often revisit the birth of my first-born, Greg, and thoughts of who he would become.