In The Electric Guitar: A History of an American Icon, it is noted that, "[Love] truly lived up to Paul Westerberg's (The Replacements) assessment of pretty girls 'playing makeup/wearing guitar' She frequently stood on stage, microphone in hand and foot on monitor, and simply let her Fender guitar dangle around her neck.
A long project reviewed frequently stands a far better chance of succeeding than a short project reviewed infrequently.
The animal frequently stands before a ritual object, variously identified as a standard, a manger, or even an incense burner.
In Michigan's offense, Stauskas frequently stands along the baseline or deep in the corner, waiting for the ball.
This filmmaker, a major figure in the Taiwanese new wave of the 1990s, is known for movies with very little dialogue and even fewer camera movements, and the wetness of his subjects frequently stands in significant contrast to his dry, austere style.
The camera frequently stands still as the horror unfolds just beyond its range, and when a bloody event takes place, we are likely to be shown the face of a passive witness rather than that of the perpetrator or the victim.
Paris is highly visible, widely loved, and frequently stands at the center of bitter debates on the place of Islam within Europe.
But if Trump's presidency frequently stands in opposition to his candidacy, it's no more inconsistent than his candidacy itself.
Louboutina, a 5-year-old golden retriever named after shoe designer Christian Louboutin, frequently stands on a street corner in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood and offers free hugs.
Circus artists frequently stand on one another's shoulders.
He was a singular man who frequently stood alone on the pitch.
