Sentence examples for are seldom held from inspiring English sources
It's far more popular in Europe than in America, where Formula One races are seldom held, and Europe is where most of the money for "Rush" came from.
Little has been accomplished, hearings are seldom held on proposed legislation, and the members have no idea what will be put on their exit-day desks for votes.
"A.A. is nondenominational, so meetings are seldom held in the chapel, but there is something welcoming about the other rooms of a church," the representative said.
Whenever Bud Selig and David Stern ask why football players are seldom held to the same behavioral standards as baseball and basketball players, all they have to know is that for every Mike Ditka, there were five Gridiron Greats present Thursday who needed a formal introduction and no doubt would to the majority of players in Sunday's game.
The Geffen has previously produced five LaBute plays ("Fat Pig," "Some Girl(s)," "Wrecks," "The Break of Noon" and an adaptation of August Strindberg's "Miss Julie"), which have their admirers and detractors but are seldom held out as endorsements of men's depth of character.
Her interest was seldom held by anything, her concentration having been shattered long before.
Although no man is apolitical, this prosecutor has no political check on him, and is seldom held to account.
Meetings for discussing problems were seldom held.
Although the promises held forth by the UDHR are seldom kept, although no nation observes all of the rights listed, nevertheless, everyone is on the list.
Active engagement in activities, such as communicating with the media and holding sessions with the decision makers to transfer research findings to its users, are seldom performed.
Footballers are seldom sacked.
