Sentence examples for quite often there from inspiring English sources

Quite often there are campfires up there.

"Quite often there is a very difficult transition.

And I think that for most, particularly amateur racers, quite often there is an affection for the cars that is very important.

Quite often there are reasons why bosses behave in a certain way and showing understanding can help to either diffuse or resolve situations.

Quite often there are groups of four that involve three people of one gender, one of the other; their organization looks thoroughly informal, but their coexistence makes an expressive impact.

And quite often, there's a little something to love.

In particular, if it's a windy, rainy day, as it is quite often out there, it's not going to give you shelter.

But it was probably also because I've never been very good at channelling the artistic dead, anxiously aware that while other people are claiming to get a powerful sense of character, I'm quite often standing there thinking, "Well, it's an empty room".

My husband loves this and so do I, it doesn't happen every time but quite often, but there is something very sexy about dominating your man.

"I go to the opera and ballet quite often, and there are usually more people on stage than in the hall.

"We know that crimes of a sexual nature are highly underreported," Ms. Loukaitou-Sideris said, "and quite often if there is a certain amount of groping, it is difficult to prove".