Sentence examples for often though many from inspiring English sources
It's difficult to imagine any of the other sitcom wives of television's first few decades — Mary Tyler Moore's Laura Petrie, Lucille Ball's Lucy Ricardo — pulling this off so well and so often, though many of these actresses also had stage experience.
More often, though, there were many portents of danger.
Often, though, the real cost for many companies is actually getting this data out of those services — either to move their backups or to serve their customers.
Often, though, the real cost for many companies is actually getting this data out of those services — either to move their backups or to serve their customers.
Liberia was founded in the early 19th century by free African Americans (not by freed slaves, as is often presumed, though many freed slaves followed).
In practice, though, many of the practical problems and complexities are often underestimated.
Often, though, the concern is bone health.
Often, though, these approaches have failed.
Often, though, they are wrong.
Often, though, they hurt".
