Sentence examples for stables often from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weiner pried many of them out of garages and stables, often after repeated visits to owners.

This is music built for meandering; its grooves are malleable but stable, often largely defined by a swinging ride-cymbal pattern.

Plaques rich in VSM, though potentially obstructive, are known to be biologically quite stable, often over decades.

Only a few CD4+ T-cell subsets are stable; often, CD4+ T-cell subsets acquire new characteristic features typical of different phenotypes dependent upon the type of stimulating cytokine, and one polarized phenotype can switch to another polarized phenotype [ 30].

Highly stable mRNAs often encode highly stable proteins with "housekeeping" functions [ 45].

Early movers to this area — where rush hour can bring blaring traffic jams and the air sometimes smells like hay from the local carriage-horse stables — have often found it a tough slog.

Each farm's consigned horses were allocated a unique stable number and housed in adjacent stables, although often within the same barn as horses from other farms.

Symptoms may be divided into three groups: mild and usually stable; moderate and often stable; and severe, unstable, and prone to relapse.

It has become a stable if often dysfunctional democracy.

At least 10,000 people used them to move into stable apartments, often in better neighbourhoods than those they had left.

It is one of west Africa's more stable democracies, often singled out as an example to its benighted regional rivals.