Sentence examples for terribly often from inspiring English sources

Mainly because it sounds a) pretty unlikely to happen terribly often and b) like a massive administrative headache.

"It doesn't come up terribly often, because most of the people to whom I might be describing it already know.

The evidence suggests that it doesn't happen terribly often (perhaps it seems insufficiently celebratory?) given that most people, even very old and sick people, don't have advance directives.

There was nothing pie in the sky about that declaration of ambition: the Boks understand precisely how the reigning champions can be subdued, even if they have not managed it terribly often of late.

(Sisario) BROOKS & DUNN, ALAN JACKSON (Tonight) Big country concerts don't come to the New York area terribly often, but when they do, they're usually major events, and this one, with two of the most dependable hit-makers in any genre, certainly qualifies.

Sure, there's the occasional amusing or genuinely useful ad, but not terribly often, so why not install a plugin and avoid the whole mess?

It's terribly expensive — often $10,000 to $15,000 — and is not usually covered by insurance.

During the initial invasion in 2003, the animals in the zoo suffered terribly, as often happens in war zones.

During the days that followed, Katerina Vasilievna felt very unhappy in Lobskaya Hill; she missed her husband terribly and often wept, hiding her grief from her parents-in-law.

But the treasures will open a window onto the end of the Gilded Age here, when even those who were not terribly wealthy often changed clothes three times a day.

Election officials also acknowledged failing to make the propert adjustments after voters stood in terribly and often prohibitively long lines during eight days of early voting, which had been reduced by the legislature from 14 days.