Sentence examples for infrequently take from inspiring English sources

But the software often got it wrong—lines not infrequently take winding routes.

Civilians in the defeated community were only infrequently taken prisoner, for as captives they were sometimes a burden upon the victor.

All are darting around, nibbling on succulent polyps produced by the hard-working coral, and not infrequently taking bites out of each other as well.

Ellington not infrequently takes out a pad of music-manuscript paper, fishes in his pockets for the stub of a lead pencil, and begins composing, and Boyd departs, complaining to the world that "Ellington is a hard man to get to bed and a harder man to get out of it".

He bowled infrequently, taking 18 wickets at 29.27.

It is also caught in lobster traps and infrequently taken by spear fishers.

"Migraine," he says, "is traditionally described as a violent throbbing pain in one temple, and not infrequently takes this form.

In first-class games, he scored three fifties and, bowling infrequently, took ten wickets on the tour.

Polychaete worms are also eaten in significant quantities, while priapulids and the burrowing squid Euprymna tasmanica are infrequently taken.

The shark itself is too small to be of value, and is only infrequently taken, as bycatch, on pelagic longlines and in midwater trawls and plankton nets.

Study respondents reported that companies had only infrequently taken actions that are most effective in preventing or in preparing to respond to a terrorist threat.