Sentence examples for see less often from inspiring English sources

Beyond that is a more distant group we see less often but would still actively miss if they dropped dead tomorrow.

Twitter says if you don't want these new notifications, you can tap on the down arrow next to the notification and choose "see less often".

Those issues are not entirely new, although they have been seen less often at Mestalla.

Elliott is clearly identified, then, as an Angry Young Man, a figure familiar from literature and the movies (and college dormitories) but seen less often on television.

Soft-shell clams are seen less often in New York markets but are common in New England, where they are usually steamed or fried.

But those settings are now seen less often, as local grit has given way to computer effects, and movies are increasingly set in states that pay subsidies larger than California does.

If you are looking for something more elaborate, you might consider painted wood floors, which were common in the 18th and 19th centuries but are seen less often today.

They brought terrific parts for women, sardonic humour and plots of dynastic revenge that resonated in a troubled Europe – and reminded us that these plays, the basis of our drama, have recently been seen less often than they deserve.

Sitting in the pews and standing along the walls this morning was a large number of the kind of worshipers seen less often at many other African-American churches: young men.

Although common in joints of the extremities, it is seen less often in the spine.

Ferraris are seen less often on the roads than in the showrooms.