Sentence examples for a rarely held from inspiring English sources

The judge, Justice Bonnie G. Wittner of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, ruled after a rarely held preliminary hearing.

It can be problematic for athletes in sports like track and field to transition into daily life after devoting their careers to a rarely held event like the Olympics, which often provides only a glimmer of attention and no prolonged financial safety net, said Jordan D. Metzl, a sports physician at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York.

By now he had acquired a reputation as a manager who rarely held down a job for a significant length of time.

In medieval Europe, she writes, a queen rarely held power in her own right.

Guevara was carried round on a deafening sea of noise as she ran 35.30sec to take 0.16 off the record that had been held for 19 years by Britain's Kathy Cook in an event rarely held.

Bin al-Shibh was an affable layabout who rarely held a job for more than a few weeks and found university study not worth his effort.

The event — a pair of 200 legs with a 400 and an 800 — is rarely held, and is not officially recognized by the International Amateur Athletics Federation, the sport's governing body.

In a country that is rarely held up as a technological leader, Finmeccanica's trend-setting AgustaWestland helicopters and its Alenia Aermacchi aeronautics unit are sources of national pride.

Christopher was illiterate and rarely held a job for more than a month at a time, and as a consequence the Sillitoes moved constantly from one overcrowded insanitary dwelling to the next, followed by mercifully feckless rent collectors.

The daughter of a former newspaper publisher in Alaska, she graduated from Smith College in 1985, but rarely held a job for longer than a year.

Cooks rarely held a job for longer than six months to a year, and the peristaltics of the industry washed everyone past everyone if you didn't drop out from exhaustion, drugs, or worse.