Sentence examples for rarely opened from inspiring English sources
In contrast, rats tested with unfamiliar strains rarely opened on consecutive days, suggesting that opening was not rewarding for these animals.
Although Hobbs had rarely opened the batting, he was selected as Hayward's opening partner for Surrey's first game of the season.
He rarely opened his eyes.
She was the student who rarely opened her mouth.
The house itself is rarely opened to the public, but the grounds are open by appointment.
However, until the recent threesome, the stage door has rarely opened into a TV studio.
Actors rarely open up about these things, certainly not outside of rehearsal rooms.
It must also distinguish which dolphin is making the sound, a common challenge since dolphins rarely open their mouths.
People are on her side right away, though they rarely open the screen door and almost never take a pamphlet.
Mr. Gates spoke favorably of his visit Wednesday morning to the headquarters of China's strategic-missile command, the Second Artillery Corps, which rarely opens its doors to American officials.
In his new book, "Boomerang," he actually makes topics like European sovereign debt, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank not only comprehensible but also fascinating — even, or especially, to readers who rarely open the business pages or watch CNBC.
