Quite rightly we change our electoral system infrequently to say the least.
Most buyers come infrequently to the auction, held three nights a week from July through October.
Henry fled, though he did not, having visited infrequently, to his intermittent shame, know the drill.
He was as good as his word, and sailed for Europe in September 1891, returning infrequently to his native land.
But to have the remnants of an authoritarian state reverting unchecked, however infrequently, to the use of disproportionate force is unacceptable.
Goma 2, supplies of which have been tightly controlled since the early 1980's, has been linked infrequently to ETA since then, officials said.
The speech is "one of a kind not infrequently to be found in Shakespeare, where a complicated idea fails to find perfect expression".
The health commissioner, Dr. Antonia C. Novello, opted, with a power she uses infrequently, to suspend Dr. Oloumi's license while his hearings continued.
"Partial-birth abortion" is the term opponents of abortion use to describe a method that doctors use infrequently to terminate pregnancies after about 16 weeks.
He travels infrequently to Washington, he says, and when he does, the visits are too short to bother with the office.
The Allens long ago decided that he would work full time so that Ms. Allen would work infrequently, to be home more for their daughter.
