Sentence examples for seldom-used term from inspiring English sources

Admission to this event is free, but free is a seldom-used term on the Monterey Peninsula during the week.

Borrowing a seldom-used term, the save, which at the time was awarded to any relief pitcher who got the final out in a victory, Holtzman redefined it for The Sporting News to resemble the way it is used now.

Senior Alex Tenno, whom Coach Mike Bargas said before the game is better than the former Notre Dame walk-on celebrated in the 1993 movie, in terms of a seldom-used player whose work ethic and drive inspires his teammates, upended a running back for no gain on the game's final play.

Erdoğan has been accused of aggressively using a previously seldom-used law that bars insults to the president, as a way to muffle dissent.

I've also forgotten the password for the seldom-used e-mail account I used to sign up for Twitter in the first place.

However, a seldom-used alternative approach is to compute loadings (structure coefficients) and use them as indicators of important predictors.

Now there are seldom-used vacation houses on all sides.

His backup is Scott Clemmensen, another seldom-used goalie.

For a stretch, Jackson guarded him with the seldom-used Joe Smith.

A BREAK FOR BREWER James White, a seldom-used reserve, started at shooting guard.

And Edwards was with the Seattle Seahawks, albeit in a seldom-used capacity.