Sentence examples for quite often so from inspiring English sources

We talk about needing to move away from sage on the stage, but do you know what, that's how we're taught and that's our experiences of seeing teachers practice quite often, so why would we think any other way?

Ofsted needs to be really clear and transparent about what it's looking for – there are tweaks to the framework quite often, so inspectors and school leaders need to be regularly trained and on the same page.

I am running every other morning at the moment, preparing for a 10k race next month to raise money for a new lion enclosure at London Zoo (I run past the zoo quite often, so really it's in my interests for the lions to be well-enclosed).

The Moog required a lot of tuning, it would go out of tune quite often, so a lot of time was spent stopping, tuning, starting again.

"Another song  mentions broken bones quite often, so I created another well filled with exploding broken bones, and I like the bones in the same way as the idea of seed and this idea of life and death".

You will be seeing them quite often so get used to being around them a lot.

Their house was on my route home from school so, quite often, as a little lad in shorts, I would pop in for a glass of milk and a slice of chocolate cake.

Back in the sixties, I went up to 125th Street to Amateur Night quite often, not so much in the hope of being in on the discovery of a great talent as to enjoy being part of what was essentially a kind of "happening," and to admire those who were courageous enough to risk the most extreme forms of derision.

Quite often he did so, but perhaps, we might speculate, a little unwillingly – until the soldis were counted out into the palm.

Quite often, everything is so geared to the maximum level of entertainment per minute that what results is quite far from it.

Quite often it is so stressful for them that they say: ' I cannot do this anymore, I do not want this.' 'Now we do it [forced tube-feeding, authors] more in our treatment without the somatic aspects being as clear or acute.