Sentence examples for infrequent shows from inspiring English sources

Azzedine Alaïa may be the only designer in the world whose infrequent shows are an event, but he still must regularly supply stores with merchandise.

The proof is in the pudding, and the dancers really come out for these infrequent shows, filling the air with a lot more high-flying enthusiasm than you see at your average jazz gig.

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

Infrequent visitors showed up in the valley too rarely to determine their bonding status.

Occurrence of local complications was infrequent, as shown in Table 2.

As well as his infrequent online TV show, Beat Stevie, and irreverent podcasts with his mate Ted Mayhem, Skinner's recent online movements suggest it's worth keeping an eye on what comes after the Streets are put to rest.

Infrequent fliers who show up without their Ziplocs, or with toothpaste tubes that hold five ounces instead of three, will have to be taken aside for explanations of the rules and removal of any prohibited items.

The wholesale conversion of California forests from a surface fire regime to the modern infrequent crown fire (Show and Kotok 1924) occurred rapidly because fires were easily suppressed in those early fuel conditions and the high productivity of the California environment generated biomass quickly.

By contrast, c-Kit expression, which was also analyzed, showed infrequent and weak expression and was not present in cases that revealed to harbor increased KIT copy numbers.

Conversely, tumours in IntClust 4 showed infrequent 1q + and 16q-.

Tumors from both age groups showed infrequent copy number changes and loss-of-heterozygosity.