Sentence examples for quite often with from inspiring English sources

Quite often with them, it's a simple matter of kick, chase, turnover, try".

But quite often with the teen books I design, that means matt.

I work quite often with comedians who have done more than 25 years.

Quite often with these things, we're relying on good nature – and in Ukip, there's a lot of it.

Quite often with approaching and serving and volleying, the real benefit comes from the threat – not the actual execution.

"I didn't pay much attention because it occurs quite often" with fans trying to get autographs, Mr. Simpson said.

The global expansion of the capitalist mode of production was accompanied with human rights – but quite often also with religious, missionary campaigns.7 The free market should go hand in hand with democracy, the so-called Washington Consensus.

(The choice of labels here is not entirely risk-free, for they have been contested; furthermore the first approach is quite often associated with "experimental" studies, and the latter with "case studies", but this is an over-simplification).

This study has shown that more females than males are infected with HF and that fascioliasis is quite often associated with children below 12 years in both sexes.

"We get a lot of animals in the sky, quite often elephants with trunks".

"Potential adopters quite often come with expectations: they want a baby, as young as possible.