Sentence examples for almost never worn from inspiring English sources

The losing team are also awarded rings, which must be no more than half as valuable as the winners' rings, but those are almost never worn.

I almost never wear it down.

I hated the feel of my temporary bridge, so I almost never wore it.

The governor, who almost never wears a tie, returned all but $1 of his salary in his first year in office.

I almost never wear a suit at home or out of work, if I can avoid it; I'm a sweater and cords man.

I just almost never wear them because, like you, I find it pretty much physically impossible to do so and, for me, the beauty of the shoes does not outweigh the pain.

The new drill is silent, steady, and dust-free, and the bits almost never wear out.

Women almost never wore them, he said.

I almost never wear makeup, or even brush my hair.

And he almost never wears a shirt and he's one of the volunteers also and I took AP French for three years.

As someone who covers her head with a wide headband, the most "liberal" headcovering I can find, I almost never wear a skirt except on shabbat.