The priesthood then exercised supreme control over the fortunes of the gods and human beings, of heaven and earth, and of the state, though not infrequently priests worked in the service of princes.
Though she did have a few more notable film roles (including that of Blanche DuBois in "A Streetcar Named Desire" in 1951), she suffered from bipolar disorder and worked infrequently until her death in 1967.
Annette, she says, had worked only infrequently until a few months before her death, when her heroin and crack addiction became more desperate.
Several of these stars are aging while others have allowed their fans to move on by working infrequently (Ms. Roberts).
Perhaps because it happens too infrequently, I love working quietly in the basement where our rare and collectible books are housed and where I can (without interruption) do research on inscriptions, signatures, first editions, etc.
Like Day-Lewis, who works infrequently and with great intensity, seeming to rearrange completely his molecules for every character he plays, De Niro, in all of his early screen appearances, had the impact and excitement of a cinematic breakthrough.
Parfyonov, who has known Ernst for two decades, was a regular presence on NTV and Channel One in the nineties and the early aughts, but as time passed he was pushed to the margins, confined to working, infrequently, on nonpolitical documentaries.
In effect, after more than a decade of working infrequently, and even then mostly appearing in duds (Being Julia, The Women, Running with Scissors ) Annette Bening is making a serious comeback at the age of 52, 20 years after most leading ladies have arrived at the expiration date for their careers.
Kapadia continued working infrequently through the 1990s and the 2000s.
The pay is good enough that they can afford to work infrequently without taking day jobs unlike, say, actors and musicians.
