Sentence examples for often sport from inspiring English sources

Some male reporters wear beards and Arab-style headgear, whereas female ones often sport headscarves.

More often sport is simply mundane, a business of interlocking competencies.

Gambian women often sport elaborate head wraps and flowing caftans on the streets of the capital and in rural villages.

Fresh coffee is painstakingly crafted by baristas who often sport the trendy moustaches and beards associated with hipsters.

The groups often sport a similarly coloured baseball cap, making them even more readily identifiable, and many also carry their own umbrellas to shade themselves from the sun.

People manage to get videotapes of popular Spanish-language television shows from Miami, and young people often sport shirts with the Fubu or Tommy Hilfiger logo.

HE LOOKS fatherly and often sports a friendly smile.

(Onstage, Mindless Behavior often sports epaulets and semimilitary regalia in Michael Jackson style).

Is this what Africans call stadium diplomacy, where the Chinese state funds new infrastructure (often sporting) in exchange for influence?

The rhetoric is about running the race and often sports figures are used to endorse their activities".

Then, the bow tie – staidly elegant for evening, self-consciously eccentric for day, never acceptable in the bright hues and garish patterns so often sported.