We were peer learning, we were engineering, we were making things, prototyping, but most importantly we were trying our prototypes in the water as often as possible, to fail as quickly as possible, to learn from.

But, in fact, when we went to Argentina, penguins were often found totally covered in oil.

We often think linearly.

We often play chess.

Responses were often vague, unhelpful or, worse, deceitful.

NGO staff were often particularly exposed and vulnerable.

Also, consumers were often deceived by unregulated franchising.

We often hear you sing.

The means to achieving security were often region specific.

Residents were often given less than a month's notice before their buildings were razed.

We often won't even notice them.

We quite often make little movies.

We often associate black with death.

We often compare Japan with Britain.

We often play cards on Sunday.

We often went skiing in winter.

We often played chess after school.

We often talk about the weather.

We don't do it very often.

The mother and baby's homes were often run by nuns.

The kids were amazing extremely eager and often very bright.

Often, we had no idea where we might end up.

The monkeys would rip off the tokens at every available opportunity from each other, often from us you know, things we didn't necessarily think we were introducing, but things we spontaneously saw.

Not very often. We wouldn't tolerate that.

We often use a term called bylaws.

We often eat fish raw in Japan.

Laws were often misunderstood or misinterpreted, or the courts were not rigorous enough in applying them.

Migrant women were often vulnerable to violence, abuse and many inequities.

Widowed women were often unable to assert their ownership of land.

As though that we call religious people often believers, as though that were the main thing that they do. And very often, secondary goals get pushed into the first place, in place of compassion and the Golden Rule.

We too often admire those buildings. We think they are beautiful.

Often, we think we're doing a good thing.

We often watch TV while we're eating breakfast.

We can often do until our kids grow up.

Now, again, we don't often deal with Stage One.

The air that we breathe that often poisons us.

We often talk about young people as the future.

Such cases were often difficult to prove beyond a reasonable doubt in court.

OIOS often found that the performance indicators used were unrealistic or not measurable.

Nevertheless, women were still denied equal rights and access to economic resources and were often the victims of violence.

It is often said that we fear that which we do not know.

Campaign time frames were often unrealistic and there was ineffective mobilization of local resources.

That would allow for parallels to be drawn on issues that were often neglected.

These are just not things we talked about very often.

How often do we hear that people just don't care?