Sentence examples for very often said from inspiring English sources

"You just don't meet people like them very often," said Amy Kisch, the bride.

But those don't turn over very often, said Rhonda Sprague, the broker at Harvard Realty.

But my brother, who doesn't go to the theatre very often, said he'd been 11 times.

"Seven hundred million barrels doesn't happen very often," said John White, an analyst at Triple Double Advisors in Houston.

"I don't do that very often," said Fawcett, normally a defender who was playing midfield that game.

"Paintings like this don't come up very often," said Earl A. Powell III, director of the National Gallery.

"I don't think about Jake very often," says Margaret.

"We hope they do not plan to do the same thing very often," says the official.

Very often, say people who have worked closely with him, the polls come first, the policies after.

Kay notes that, religion apart, people draw on it "in the wider world – very often, say, with the illness of a child, or at some point of crisis in their lives.

"You don't get these kinds of complete fossils very often," says John Fleagle, a paleontologist at Stony Brook University in New York who was not involved in the research.