Sentence examples for quite often would from inspiring English sources

"They quite often would tell me that they dealt with their grief by holding each other and talking together in bed at night," he said.

Beyond that he has been a teacher, a development officer and now a roving, track-suited inner city guerilla coach, going into schools, spreading the word, talking to parents, coaching in the nets and drumming up a working district team out of a bunch of kids who quite often wouldn't ever come into contact with their own fading summer sport any other way.

Men quite often would wear corsets throughout [the] 18th Century even into the 19th Century.

As we had to get together for the full two weeks, the mean purpose of these meetings was that they not only stimulated the exchange of scientific knowledge, but also fostered personal social contacts which quite often would later last for the rest of our lives.

It started to get a little attention, and "quite often I would read about myself, and it would be, 'young British film-maker'.

She cooked with a cigarette in her mouth; quite often ash would fall into the gravy, and she would stir it in as extra seasoning.

Quite often I would come home from school and there would be a tramp, in the old sense of the word – a gentleman of the road, as existed in the early 70s or late 60s – sitting having a cup of tea and a sandwich in the kitchen, chatting to my mum.

SB: My dad was a scientist and made telescopes, and quite often he would try to explain things to me, and my head would just really hurt.

If we went out for an evening with friends, quite often we would get some fried food, like calamari or wedges, which she wouldn't eat.

Quite often he would also earmark a Sunday a month or two ahead when he would say to players, wives, girlfriends and family that we would go out and have a meal together.

Quite often it would happen right there at your seat.