Sentence examples for rarely frequented from inspiring English sources

The Bijagós, with their rich, abundant and untroubled flora and fauna, are classified a United Nations World Heritage Biosphere Reserve: apart from the remarkable hippos, there are 155 species of fish, making the islands a premier though rarely frequented destination for adventurous sport fishermen; and there are dolphins, manatees, crocodiles, monkeys and striped antelopes.

The Alcove, beneath the stairs, has spandrel-shaped sofas that are rarely frequented.

In orthodox protestant families, mothers are supposed to stay at home to care for their children, which means that transmission via day care centers that are rarely frequented by orthodox Protestants is not very likely.

I once fiercely believed that priests and rabbis rarely frequented bars together.

By Tim Struby Gino's, in Yorkville, is one of those modest Italian restaurants, more pizzeria than trattoria, that are rarely frequented by people outside the neighborhood.

Gino's, in Yorkville, is one of those modest Italian restaurants, more pizzeria than trattoria, that are rarely frequented by people outside the neighborhood.

In his dozen years on the court, Judge Purtle wrestled continuously with his brethren, frequented circles where judges rarely trod and fought off charges of running an arson-for-profit scheme with his secretary.

The company has until now been known as a supplier of the kinds of printed T-shirts and sweatshirts that are sold in stores frequented by tourists or given to runners who finish a road race — apparel rarely chosen on the basis of brand name.

James Bond may have frequented West End clubs – though only, I think, as M's guest – but Bond was not quite a gentleman, and rarely a freelance, except in that odd book The Spy Who Loved Me.

But it was literary circles that he especially frequented.

Frequented monthly by one-sixth of the earth's population.