Sentence examples for infrequent meetings from inspiring English sources

And what, exactly, is being discussed at the bargaining table in the infrequent meetings between US Soccer and representatives for the women's team?

She assumes that she is filmed by her jailers and spied on by her cellmates; her infrequent meetings with her husband, Petr Verzilov, are monitored, too.

Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi has been held under house arrest for 14 of the past 20 years and is allowed only infrequent meetings with anyone outside her home.

Some participants expressed difficulties in retrospectively recollecting symptoms at their infrequent meetings with clinical staff.

However, it is clear from the current rapid review and previous evaluations of the programme (1996, 1998) that these institutions are generally weak, with infrequent meetings and almost non-existent supervision of programme activities or follow-up.

For one contributor, infrequent meetings meant "not much to build a relationship on" and while academics worked closely together, she had to "work quite hard to keep up" (PPI 16).

Prior and Hughes had to make the most of their all-too-infrequent meetings, sometimes talking until the birds woke.

In the beginning of 2008, their infrequent chance meetings became more frequent and less random.

I decided in August of 2002 that it was not enough just to express my views in the limited time set aside for our infrequent board meetings.

The vote was 374 to 0. "On behalf of the residents of Florida and all of those who have been made homeless or lost substantial property due to the hurricane, I want to express my appreciation," Representative E. Clay Shaw Jr., a Florida Republican, told his House colleagues as they gathered for one of their infrequent weekend meetings.

He was influential in Jefferson's infrequent cabinet meetings, where he served as the lone voice of the west.