Sentence examples for rarely been called from inspiring English sources

But they have rarely been called transparent.

Many things have been said about Daly, but he has rarely been called boring.

He had rarely been called upon to make public addresses.

A tale that begins with a pooch viciously stabbed with a garden fork will rarely be called sentimental.

Trailing by 2-5 in the third set, Roddick was called for the foot fault (he was called for three over all) on the first service of the first point of the game, a call he disputed because he rarely is called for that infraction.

Though their name might be written on the list of employees, they very rarely are called into the office to actually work.

RARELY has Pakistan been called so angrily to account as it has since last month's terrorist attack in Mumbai, for which Pakistan-based terrorists have been blamed.

Mr. Djotodia, a wily opportunist who has had many occupations but has rarely if ever been called a soldier, in late March rode with a rebel convoy through Bangui, the capital, just hours after President François Bozizé had fled.

Very rarely it is called a transfer.

But they are rarely called; only four were called last season, and only four the previous season.

A good book – which I rarely say – and it's called A Sliver of Light.