Sentence examples for rare selection from inspiring English sources

Shane Watson was unable to hide Australia's glee at a rare selection gamble by England that backfired horribly on the first day of the fifth Ashes Test.

"We have a fine, rare selection," the steward said quickly.

While closer Tajima's D value to 0 indicated rare selection in the chloroplast genome.

Housed in a handsome, refurbished industrial building on the Alcântara waterfront, the museum already owns one of Europe's largest collections of Asian artifacts, including fine Indonesian textiles, Japanese screens, the world's second-largest assemblage of antique snuff bottles, and a rare selection of crucifixes, dating to the 16th century, made in Asia for Western export.

Blockbuster trades dominated this draft, a process that saw a rare selection of back to back first and second picks for quarterbacks after the Rams and Eagles traded nearly the world to get the top two selections.

Curator Bruce Kapson has brought together a rare selection of important, historical works by the legendary photographer, known for chronicling North American Indian cultures during the early days of the 20th century, most famously in his expansive volume, "The North American Indian".

Farringdon's Quality Chop House and Avenue in St James's were among the first to get their hands on a Coravin, and their old and rare selections are worth a trip in themselves.

At a recent meal, our medium-rare selection spent a bit too much time on the grill and was not the desired deep pink hue but only faintly rosy.

In addition, microfluidic disks can be fully automated for high throughput of rare cell selection from blood samples.

Cancer is rare because selection at the individual level has shaped powerful mechanisms to suppress cancer.

In Sweden, maternal care is free of charge and home deliveries are rare; thus, selection bias is unlikely.