Sentence examples for so quite often from inspiring English sources

So quite often I blog about things we've already discussed.

Completing a full series of literary adaptations is all very well, but doing so quite often makes for some tedious films.

While many people feel this way sometimes, and pilots and deep-sea divers do so quite often, vertigo patients have to cope with such disorientation nearly all the time.

Their house was on my route home from school so, quite often, as a little lad in shorts, I would pop in for a glass of milk and a slice of chocolate cake.

We roll our eyes at how seldom Time magazine puts writers on its cover -- it once did so quite often -- and sense this is evidence of the public's shrinking appetite for quality literature.

"The heat has an effect and so does the intensity of the games so quite often you are happy to have a player or two on the bench that you believe can make a difference to your team".

"So we quite often are forced into a corner.

A distrust of the press might explain why she is so defensive: quite often she will dismiss a question, only to later decide it's valid.

Proximity to Jack's ageing penis once every two months or so seemed quite often enough to Fiona, but she kept her counsel on this as she had some important judgments to make.

So I quite often make an effort to make a proper phone call for an hour to speak with an old friend or to write a letter or to send something funny from here.

Those who dared to do so were quite often killed.