Sentence examples for for infrequent from inspiring English sources

It had been stored in a climate-controlled museum vault except for infrequent public shows.

It's a style that makes Dune easy for infrequent readers to digest, but equally hard for literary readers to stomach.

The Personal Health column "For Older Drivers, a Wealth of Alternatives" (Feb. 27) could have been headlined: "Alternatives for Infrequent Drivers".

In fact, except for infrequent ink and paper changes, the device is intended to be maintenance-free, much like that other mailbox at the end of the driveway.

It's a handsomely mounted affair, with fine performances from Lola Créton and Dominique Thomas, and an eerie sense of fabulist threat (the 15 certificate is for "infrequent gory moments") lurking amid medieval shadows.

The Times said in an editorial that "the country has lost a benefactor and hero" who was often judged unfairly for infrequent overzealous mistakes but who generally exercised wise discretion.

"There was a free bus in the morning but you had to get there early to queue for a place and if it was full, you either had to walk in the snow or wait for infrequent local buses".

Foreign reporters have long been barred from visiting Tibet except for infrequent, carefully-managed tours organized by officials, and Chinese reporters also face restrictions; diplomats have problems gaining access and even regular tourists, from time to time.

But that is an expensive proposition for infrequent events.

In most cases users will see a score increase, even for infrequent LinkedIn users, says Klout.

Such therapy for infrequent exacerbations is unlikely to have serious systemic effects.