Sentence examples for infrequent trips from inspiring English sources

One of their greatest weaknesses last season was their infrequent trips to the foul line.

I'd met Sarah years before, on one of my infrequent trips to London.

On infrequent trips to town, he would scavenge for unspoiled food in the trash.

But his family say he made infrequent trips home, the last, for his sister's wedding, in 2012.

In his infrequent trips upstate this year, Mr. Giuliani always returned in the evening to New York City.

I met up with him and Andy Warhol when Yves made one of his infrequent trips to America - he was influenced by Andy, too.

When the plane disappeared, he was on an infrequent trip back to the US, tasked with selling the family home in California that – with his parents both gone, and his constant globetrotting – had become a burden.

It took too much time to get there, on their infrequent family trips to Vancouver, and the children were upset by the atmosphere of the nursing home and by the looks of the people who lived there.

Those, by the way, are your options; in Lapland, public buses exist but runs are infrequent, rendering day trips unlikely and your home base a vital choice if your budget doesn't stretch to car rentals.

There were infrequent finds on trips, like an amazing pencil-and-pastel drawing of a busy blacksmith's shop that my husband bought from a street vendor in Rome, or a painting of a ship and an iceberg on an aqua sea that he got, after some bargaining, for the relatively astronomical price of $80 in Kansas City, Mo., while my two brothers looked askance (a frequent expression in my family).

Some veteran travelers dislike discount airline vouchers because they can be hard to use, and since they can only be cashed in for trips, infrequent fliers may not see much value either.