Sentence examples for infrequently done from inspiring English sources

Easily said, infrequently done.

Out of the plays written in the 60s, Night on Bald Mountain is the most infrequently done.

And the "Resurrection" is so powerful a piece — and relatively infrequently done, because of the large forces required — that any performance is deeply affecting.

Identification of these 'thrombi in transit' is rare and infrequently done in the emergency department (ED).

But this is very infrequently done due to the potential for over‐fitting [ 31].

The results of this study show that examination with spirometry is mainly performed in ACNP, and is infrequently done by GPs.

It is just that spirit that should animate New York designers, both fledgling and established, and yet it so infrequently does.

So infrequently does anyone but UConn win here that the visitors waved towels and took pictures at midcourt.

For the majority of the second and third quarters they might have been sat in the crowd, so infrequently did the ball emerge from the congested midfield maelstrom.

No one dared on such occasions to interrupt Helmut Kohl, the outgoing chancellor; not even when he waffled, as he not infrequently did.

Only infrequently does a person interrupt the automation, mainly because certain tasks are still cheaper if performed by hand — like moving half-finished yarn between machines on forklifts.