Sentence examples for a rarely used from inspiring English sources

It looks out over the harbour, a rarely used (and accessible space).

It is a rarely used theory, and it carries political risks.

Like flag-burning, it was a rarely used tactic of a tiny minority of extremists.

For example, changing a rarely used community party room into a fitness room has been allowed without a rent reduction.

Le Ray, 45, apologised and was fined one quarter of his monthly salary – a rarely used, thus symbolic, penalty.

He ruled that federal prosecutors misapplied a rarely used Utah commercial bribery statute when charging the men.

Grillo decided to propose a "people's law," a rarely used means for Italian citizens to bring new legislation before parliament.

Their objection set off a rarely used rule that prevents committees from meeting while the full Senate is in session.

"AN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS AND LIFE THREATENING SITUATION," Mr. Smith reported in a rarely used "Tornado Emergency" alert, around 3 01.

So, earlier this year, Mesans invoked a rarely used Arizonan privilege and petitioned to recall Mr Pearce.

Don't be misled by Republican charges that the president is planning to "ram through" reform with a rarely used maneuver.