Sentence examples for infrequently produced from inspiring English sources
But his own plays are infrequently produced in the United States, although "Waste" was staged by Theater for a New Audience several years ago, and the enterprising little Mint Theater, which resurrects possibly worthy but largely forgotten works, got its hands on "Voysey" before Mr. Mamet did.
The stage works of Ms. Jelinek, an Austrian playwright and novelist who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2004, are infrequently produced in the United States, and one-woman shows like "Jackie" are rare for the Women's Project given Ms. Crosby's preference for shows that are deeply theatrical and not confessional.
In another bid to mine this difficult and infrequently produced play for contemporary relevance, Shakespeare in the Parking Lot re-envisions the tale of warring factions as a modern-day election fable in which money can buy power and the workers are threatened by a self-serving patrician class.
Designs comprised a greater number of lines were generally the more infrequently produced designs.
Truly flawless pearls are infrequently produced in nature, and as a result, the pearl has become a metaphor for something rare, fine, admirable and valuable.
Part of the reason for this is that sputum is not routinely analysed for fungi in asthma where adequate spontaneous samples are infrequently produced.
Goodwin sees a "classic judging dilemma, of that type that not infrequently produces a five-four split on a panel".
Parameter sets which give rise to distributions which are generated by many other parameter sets will be given lower weight, due to the normalisation factor in this equation, whereas parameter sets that generate results in quartiles for which other parameter sets infrequently produce results will be given higher weights.
The series is still, infrequently, being produced, with the most recent episode coming out in 2013.
Stone and marble sculpture was produced infrequently, and Merovingian architecture was largely impermanent.
In latter years, he produced infrequently, usually with acts of his own generation or older, including Willie Nelson and Carl Perkins.
