Sentence examples for infrequently played from inspiring English sources

(The Philharmonic has infrequently played Bernstein's three symphonies since his death).

Strangely, Day-Lewis has only infrequently played men of the present day.

The Bengals blitzed infrequently, played a lot of traditional coverage and dared the Titans' receiving targets to beat them.

Last on the program was the infrequently played Opus 27, No. 1, with an achingly lovely Adagio that Mr. Ohlsson played with fine sensitivity.

There are joys to be had from Dvorak's too infrequently played "Czech" Suite as well, but perhaps the most promising piece on the program is "Fields of Vision," a new score by Daniel Brewbaker, a young composer whose works are typically thoughtful and fresh.

Due to his international commitments, Mortaza has infrequently played for Khulna Division in Bangladesh's domestic cricket competitions.

That Bush performs live so infrequently – she played a series of dates in 1979 and again in 2014, with little in between – is no surprise, Kemp thinks.

However infrequently they play bar mitzvahs, rappers, like awkward thirteen-year-olds, are very much a part of our own reality.

That is why he has not grown frustrated with Nunez, a 23-year-old adjusting to being a backup for the first time, whose gaffes are magnified because of how infrequently he plays.

Copeland has played infrequently, missing 21 games since 31 January.

Given how infrequently she has played this year, identifying Clijsters's highlight is not difficult.