Example sentences of "we often [vb past] [prep] " in BNC.

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1 ( We often sang in St Mary 's , Ipswich , my bass a good foil to Benjamin 's tenor .
2 Chang lived just a couple of doors along from me at Backyards , sharing a house with Barton Lynch , so we often ran into each other on the early morning surf check .
3 We often slept under the stars .
4 We often began with antipasto : a selection of home-cured salumi .
5 During those days , we often prayed for our friends in Africa ; but it seemed unlikely that I could ever be trusted to return .
6 We often played at home . ’
7 We often got into trouble with foreign seamen that came there and they started making up to the Chinamen 's wives .
8 We often went to the house of Don Cattabianchi , the priest of Santa Croce , a very eccentric but equally intelligent and learned man .
9 We often went up the hill from The Gantry , for a stroll , you know .
10 When we were in London , we often went in the evenings to the Mermaid Tavern in Cheapside .
11 In our explorations , ostensibly in search of good compositions to sketch , we often came upon the nuns : a solitary sister on her knees in front of a grotto , a nervous magpie secreting days off purgatory , would fly up ; a group of novices , disturbed roller-skating or playing the guitar , would look to their novice-mistress for permission to accept a boiled sweet .
12 We often read without conscious purpose .
13 WE often read of uncaring stars so it was a joy to learn that Sophia Loren had bailed out her favourite waiter after he was sacked for taking time off to care for his sick wife .
14 Even in those days , the South Tyne had good runs of salmon and we often stood by the weir at Haltwhistle in September , watching salmon fighting their way upstream .
15 Orkney waters are warmed by the Gulf Streams and we often swam at Skail .
16 We often fantasised about murdering him , too — as painfully as possible .
17 I do n't want to give the impression that we often talked about Shanti 's origins ; we only did so when she obviously wanted to .
18 We often spoke to her on the telephone , ’ said Mrs Over .
19 The Lord Chamberlain was a very important man , close to the Queen , and we often put on plays for the Queen 's court , and in the houses of the great lords of England .
20 In Salamanca we often smiled at each other as we passed along a street called Street of the Two Poets — or was it a little plaza ?
21 We often cried with pain .
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