Sentence examples for rarely spot from inspiring English sources

The struggle, agrees Charlotte Keatley, is not over: "Theatre critics rarely spot the influence of older landmark plays by women on younger women and men.

Even the most eagle-eyed visitors rarely spot that all the bones of the neck were actually mounted upside down, but many do notice that she only has three legs: the museum in the Rockefeller Building in University Street is still a teaching collection, and at some point the missing leg was loaned and never returned.

It's also important to note that forecasts are rarely spot on, and if past forecasts are any indication, we are likely still underestimating how low the price of renewables will go and how quickly capacity will grow.

Families rarely spot the warning signs.

Actually, they are rarely spotted.

That's fine" — they are rarely spotted on menus here.

The two are rarely spotted in the same room willingly.

He is rarely spotted without his weather-beaten cowboy hat and rugged boots.

Also a regular collaborator with Bulgaria's finest, KiNK, he's rarely spotted in Bristol.

The waitresses, of that exquisite species rarely spotted before nightfall, are remarkably nice, albeit wont to disappear for stretches.

Britain's Nigel Farage, France's Marine Le Pen and the Netherlands' Geert Wilders were rarely spotted without a smirk etched on their faces.