Sentence examples for rarely have something from inspiring English sources

"We rarely have something this contentious," said Councilman Brad Lander of Brooklyn, who heads the subcommittee.

When you start from scratch, it's easy to feel like you're always asking for things and rarely have something to offer back.

Go on - treat yourself; rarely has something so wrong felt so right.

Southampton council leader Simon Letts said: "I think this sort of reality television show, which is finding entertainment out of individual cases, rarely has something good come out of it.

Former CIA director Michael Hayden said of high officials and the Internet, "Rarely has something been so important and so talked about with less and less clarity and apparent understanding".

Hyraxes' songs have something rarely found in mammals: syntax that varies according to where the hyraxes live, geographical dialects in how they put their songs together.

Very rarely did Isabella and Sophia have something they enjoyed to do together because Sophia was so young.

Patients in intensive care units are so busy being poked, prodded, jabbed and medicated that they rarely have time for something known to promote healing: sleep.

And yet it is true that many women who make fashion shows their business would never set foot outside in anything but high heels, since their feet so rarely have to touch something so common as a sidewalk.

Rarely have the masses grooved to something so peculiarly ingenious.

When I'm not reading for work purposes, I rarely have the energy to start something new.