Sentence examples for infrequent on from inspiring English sources

Almost all the James adaptations have been shown at Christmas or Halloween, and these seasonal associations of the genre – The Living and the Dead might have been even better in winter than it is in summer – is one reason that haunted stories have been relatively infrequent on TV.

Rock pools are infrequent on artificial structures.

Earthquakes have been infrequent on AR, NJ, BH, and IM.

I did not post on the forum very much…I needed to be comfortable using the forum (ID102) and I was infrequent on chatting on the forum but I was always on looking at people's questions and [lecturer's] responses.

A lot of people were shocked at the decision, and not just because police shootings are relatively infrequent on British streets.

These are infrequent on our exams, and were not used as study questions.

"I am not pounding the desk all the time, but I am making my point," Mr. Volcker said in one of his infrequent on-the-record interviews.

Not surprisingly, GASES were an infrequent add-on order in the outpatient clinics but were the fourth most common overall add-on order.

If and when a print-focused 20x200 does relaunch, it may face a bit of a culture shock where the casual (read: infrequent and on-a-budget) art collector is no longer satisfied with $20 prints and instead craves their own priceless, one-of-a-kind original artwork for their walls.

Of most significance, labelled corticofugal and corticocortical axonal projections from GPT neurons in ablated mice were infrequent before, on and after E18, and were largely absent from the narrowed fibre fascicles of the internal capsule and thinned corpus callosum.

The flutist James Galway makes one of his infrequent appearances on the Island Saturday when he comes at Tilles Center on the C. W. Post campus of Long Island University in Brookville.