However on construction sites much workplace learning is tacit, embodied, infrequently spoken about explicitly, and undocumented in the industry's training and safety materials.
In addition to Chinese, Tang reads English and German easily, but he speaks them infrequently, so at times he swerves, apologetically, among languages.
His father, Barr McClellan -- who now resides in Buffalo and whom Scott says he speaks to infrequently -- published a book in 2003 claiming that Lyndon Johnson was behind the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
The siblings saw each other infrequently and never spoke of what happened to their mother.
Though he spoke infrequently to the media, he could often be seen at games, sometimes raising the "12" flag — representing the fans — before kickoff, a team ritual.
Her predecessors as speaker, Peter Vallone Sr . and Gifford Miller have spoken infrequently or not at all about just how much they knew about the accounting practices now under scrutiny.
As for Chris Mitchell's claim about ceasing to take my calls, I must say I was not aware he felt that way at the time – which shows how infrequently I actually spoke to him.
Only 2 of the 20 legislators who attended were Republicans, David Seaman and Willis H. Stephens Jr., and they spoke infrequently, so Mr. Safir and Mr. Hess spent much of the hearing facing questions and comments from Democrats.
Plaintiffs' attorneys win so infrequently that they speak in reverent tones of the last big victory against the park in 1986.
Even Mr. Ickes, her longtime friend and adviser, says he speaks with her infrequently.
Clean-cut and fine-boned, Watkins speaks quietly and infrequently when he's off air, and tends to dress like someone lying low in the Caribbean: a plain navy T-shirt, wide-brimmed straw hat and wide sunglasses that take up the middle third of his face.
