Sentence examples for rarely super from inspiring English sources

Women: who are rarely super attractive during periods of overnight unconsciousness love sleeping on their backs with their legs and arms upwardly splayed...and curiously during awake hours, love cats to the extent that it biologically makes no sense.

Yet you rarely hear Super Trouper referred to in the list of great songs about life on the road.

Wilkinson joined Toulon earlier this week having turned down an approach from the Auckland Blues, who were keen on signing the 29-year-old even though New Zealand rarely offer Super 14 contracts to players who are not qualified to play for the All Blacks.

Maine has four distinct seasons, although it rarely gets super hot in summer and the water is always a bit on the chilly side.

King's itself is staging Pandemonium, an immersive exhibition that uses rarely seen Super-8s and Jarman's exquisite private notebooks to chart his journey down the Thames from his student haunts to the pioneering warehouse homes he created in Bankside and Butler's Wharf.

But halftime rarely alters a Super Bowl's outcome.

And the broadcast networks continue to make the case for excess with their overlong, rarely good, supersize Super Bowl pregame heaves.

Seeing around 50 of the NRL's best players visit these shores is a venture to cherish, especially as the Kangaroos are playing less and less over here and the cream of the NRL rarely come to Super League until past their best these days.

And although nonprofit groups rarely donate to super PACs, the practice worries some campaign finance reformers who fear these transfers leave voters uninformed about who is actually funding political campaigns in their states.

METAIRIE, La .— The road to the Super Bowl rarely runs through a halfway house.

After that, the Saints sputtered as they rarely did during their Super Bowl run, when they were held to 17 or fewer points just three times.