Sentence examples for rarely takes off from inspiring English sources

He was wearing dark glasses, which the tribunal heard he very rarely takes off, and had his grey hair styled into a quiff.

He rarely takes off his sunglasses.

5 37 p.m.: One puzzle solved: How would Daft Punk, an act that rarely takes off its robot masks, receive its Grammy Awards?

Also, beneath his furry mask, which he rarely takes off during the hours we spend together, is another mask: a neck warmer wrapped around his mouth and sunglasses.

Baggage frequently went missing; flights rarely took off on time; and once they did, ferocious stewardesses charged up and down the aisles barking orders at their customers.

Shehata became notorious during the trial for rarely taking off his aviator sunglasses, mocking Fahmy's fiancee, and for cracking a joke about World Press Freedom day.

As Nordstrom wrote in an unpublished memoir composed after a year of therapy: "My grandmother spent most of her time lying in bed amongst her large collection of dolls, wearing layers of housedresses, rarely taken off, and her Dodgers baseball cap; my grandfather spent most of his time in his basement workshop where he made hundreds of miniature sailing ships in bottles.

Completed in 1900, Alexander Scriabin's First Symphony is rarely taken off the shelf, but it found a place in this Barbican programme as the opening gesture of a series in which Valery Gergiev will lead the LSO in the Russian composer's entire symphonic output.

When I met my wife in 2000, I told her that there would be some days that I could rarely take off.

But she rarely takes them off in company, even sitting at the dinner table as the daylight disappears, and never failing to comment, "It's getting dark early these days".

Even a workaholic like Mr. Bruckheimer, who rarely takes weekends off and routinely stays in his office till 9 30 or 10 o'clock on weeknights eating takeout chicken from the Koo Koo Roo chain, said he could not keep up this pace for long.