Sentence examples for rare use of from inspiring English sources

In a rare use of an official Twitter account, the White House targeted two House Democrats, Reps.

The commission's majority presented the state's rare use of the death penalty as proof of the punishment's soundness.

It turned out that Pinker, who is also a celebrated linguist, had quoted her rare use of the past participle "stridden" to illustrate a grammatical point.

But the whole thing has such gentleness, reticence and intelligence, reinforced by the director's long, static takes, and his rare use of close-up.

@Bartel Dracula: Prince of Darkness – the count is killed by running water (a rare use of this arcane piece of vampire mythology).

Mr. Trump's decision to send military forces to the border is a rare use of the armed forces in the past four decades.

Brody meets with Walker – or rather Nick meets with Tom, in one of the rare uses of their first names.

Evasive driving lessons, plus access to police lights and sirens "for rare, rare use" were some of the perks enjoyed by David S. Rose, in his first job after college.

Mr. Moreh's, in contrast, is slick and makes rare documentary use of computer-generated imagery.

But while rare, the use of tear gas by police departments across the United States is certainly not unheard of.

The film stands as a rare commercial use of an exotic semiconductor material called a quantum dot.