Sentence examples similar to infrequent pieces from inspiring English sources

5. Wendy Block's too-infrequent pieces on laprogressive.com and on this site.

His infrequent serious pieces during the 1880s included two oratorios, The Martyr of Antioch (1880) and The Golden Legend (1886), his most popular choral work.

Alcohol was infrequent, while freshly ground coffee was plentiful.

But reminders, while infrequent, were jarring.

These bursts of freedom, while infrequent, were dangerous.

A third and compelling piece of evidence is that infrequent decrements in tone intensity also evoke an MMN (Näätänen et al., 1989).

In a wonderful article published on the New York Review of Books blog the poet Charles Simic proclaimed "writing with a pen or pencil on a piece of paper is becoming an infrequent activity".

At the other end, Ronaldo thumped a dipping free-kick over the bar after 73 minutes but Portugal's raids were growing more infrequent as they were forced to rely on set-pieces.

(Sulcas) ★ Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly (Thursday, through Nov. 12) This pair have been creating infrequent but intriguing experimental performance work since 2003, and their latest piece, "Reusable Parts/Endless Love," emerged from viewings of (and thoughts about) Tino Sehgal's "Kiss," a work in which a man and a woman embrace v-e-r-y slowly.

(Anderson) ★ Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly (Friday and Saturday) This pair have been creating infrequent but intriguing experimental performance work since 2003, and their latest piece, "Reusable Parts/Endless Love," emerged from viewings of (and thoughts about) Tino Sehgal's "Kiss," a work in which a man and a woman embrace v-e-r-y slowly.

A night-blooming cereus that puts on a burlesque once in a blue moon is a great conversation piece, but I'm loath to devote several square feet to infrequent nighttime follies.