Sentence examples for seldom off from inspiring English sources

Immigration is seldom off the agenda in any country, as our special report this week makes clear, but things are especially acute in Britain.

Seldom off the airwaves since, Mania was relieved to get back to business on the first day of the meeting yesterday.

The stage version (dramatised by Stephen Mallatratt) has been running in London for 18 years and a touring production is seldom off the road.

The twin towers fell, the euro was born, the Good Friday agreement was signed and media interest in her death meant the princess was seldom off the front pages for long.

Tributes came in thick and fast for a man who was seldom off radios, stages or screens in a career spanning 60 years that will spark different memories for different generations.

They had ample opportunity to gauge the curious and highly individual qualities of Miss Tallulah Bankhead, for she was seldom off the stage in the three uproarious acts of the play, and in the course of them ran up and down the whole gamut of the emotions in her distinctive manner.

It is an uneasy role which seldom comes off in performance.

In my ten years of service I have seldom been off sick.

The experience of the former Chelsea striker Fernando Torres seldom shook off that perplexing air.

The pressure that has seldom eased off from Wenger's shoulders during a turbulent campaign ramped up.

Colonists and pilgrims seldom set off for the New World with the expectation of a return trip, usually because the places they were leaving were pretty intolerable anyway.