Sentence examples for she quite often from inspiring English sources

She rarely smacked me, though she quite often threatened it; I was wounded that my mother could think I wanted to pass on our contaminating secret.

Louise (Roxanne McKee), knew how to raid Topshop as well as any of us, for instance, but she quite often made the clothes look better.

Bianca, 26, who is tall and curvy, with an Artful Dodger swagger (she quite often wears a black mustache penciled on her upper lip), tends to dress in a rather sardonic takeoff of homeboy style.

"When she dined at Somerville high table, as she quite often did in the late 1930s, we used to look up at Dorothy Sayers as she sat there in black crêpe de Chine, austere, remote, almost cubical".

But she was plump and stubby with short, fat arms, lank, beige-coloured hair and fair, freckled skin that turned pink easily in the sun or if she told lies – which she quite often did.

"I remember she quite often used the word 'heroic' to describe people's efforts at work, which is ironic really because she has been the real hero in all this". Mrs Cox left Oxfam in 2009 and became the director of ex-Prime Minister Gordon Brown's wife Sarah's Maternal Mortality Campaign, which campaigns for women's right in the developing world.

Whenever Violet sees me in a green room or a TV recording situation – because she comes quite often – she sees people like Frankie Boyle, Jimmy Carr, Dara Ó Briain, Alan Davis or Jack Dee treating me completely as an equal.

And when she is done speaking she is, quite often, praised.

Don't get me wrong -- I don't think she's planned anything out in advance; she is quite often scrambling to keep up with the shitty developments that keep on coming.

But his shyer demeanor masks a tough certainty, whereas she surprisingly quite often follows his lead.

She has planted 120 roses in the past two years, on top of the hundreds that already adorned the gardens of Hatfield House; she probably quite often feels a bit remiss about the deadheading.