Though he spoke infrequently to the media, he could often be seen at games, sometimes raising the "12" flag — representing the fans — before kickoff, a team ritual.
Her predecessors as speaker, Peter Vallone Sr . and Gifford Miller have spoken infrequently or not at all about just how much they knew about the accounting practices now under scrutiny.
Only 2 of the 20 legislators who attended were Republicans, David Seaman and Willis H. Stephens Jr., and they spoke infrequently, so Mr. Safir and Mr. Hess spent much of the hearing facing questions and comments from Democrats.
Billick said that Lewis, who spoke to reporters in Baltimore after his trial was over but has spoken infrequently about it since then, would like to meet with the families of the murder victims, but he understands why they may not want to do that.
In addition to Chinese, Tang reads English and German easily, but he speaks them infrequently, so at times he swerves, apologetically, among languages.
His father, Barr McClellan -- who now resides in Buffalo and whom Scott says he speaks to infrequently -- published a book in 2003 claiming that Lyndon Johnson was behind the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
The jury has heard that Mr. McIntosh was beaten by his mother continually, that as a child he stammered and spoke so infrequently that other children used him as a scapegoat for their trespasses because they knew he would not utter a word in defense.
Other relationships with acquaintances or with people we speak to infrequently, are considered weaker.
Little is known of Coke's early career in Parliament; he spoke relatively infrequently, and the parliamentary session was dissolved soon after his election.
An examination of approximately 200 newspaper articles from the campaign, as well as debate transcripts and public speeches shows that Obama spoke remarkably infrequently about creating a government-run insurance program.
They spoke only infrequently to one another — Chon said they didn't know one another before coming to South Africa — and mainly reacted to the action on the field only when directed to do so by a man who stood before them like an orchestra conductor.
