Sentence examples for often to drop from inspiring English sources

Since Dani's Italian parents come to visit often, to drop off various meat products or lasagna, Jan gets her own fridge, for veggies and soy milk.

Knowing which professors to approach in a department, and how often to drop into their offices; understanding which publications to bring up in a conversation, or which professional associations to join; assimilating the argot of the industry and separating slang from necessary jargon: all these skills are as important to success as grades and lab technique.

Girls who marry early are often forced to drop out of school, limiting their prospects.

Though he attended classes, he often had to drop out because of his Tourette's.

Children like Durga also often choose to drop out of school themselves, because they can earn money during the day with their friends by begging or rag-picking.

For his part, Mr. Carroll admitted that he had caught himself often trying to drop his credentials into conversations at his new workplace.

Kirilenko became frustrated and often resorted to drop shots; Jie got to most of them and put them away for winners.

The victims are often advised to drop charges, and told: "You know it's not going anywhere, so let's not waste each other's time".

The C.I.A. officer jogged in the same park that Mr. Hanssen often used to drop off materials for the K.G.B., leaving plastic garbage bags filled with secret documents under a footbridge in Nottoway Park.

Villas-Boas's handling of Lampard has been one of the biggest talking points of his reign, with the manager often prepared to drop the England star.

Like it or not, we're often urged to drop the pipettes and go populate the booths, engage with passersby, and bellow at people who only came for the smoothies.