Sentence examples for was rarely called from inspiring English sources

But it was rarely called gentle.

The result was that David Seaman was rarely called into urgent action.

Again, his name was rarely called, but the Spurs had become familiar with him and offered a partly guaranteed contract after the season.

It was ironic that, despite his fame and ability, Adam was rarely called upon to build completely new houses, nor was he to realize his grandiose ideas for public buildings until the very end of his life.

Though still busy, the release from the rat-a-tat round of results, bonuses and resignations meant he was rarely called upon to be on hand all day, from the Today programme in the morning to the Ten O'Clock News at night, as had been commonplace before.

But then Lisette was rarely called on in math class — sometimes she shut her eyes, pretending that she was thinking really hard, and when she opened them there was one of the three or four smart kids in the class at the board, taking the chalk from Nowicki.

These kinds of addictions are rarely called addictions because everyone has this kind of addiction.

Since environmentalists are rarely called tree-huggers in China, the humor would fall flat.

Fouls were rarely called, and players could shout in English or Mandarin.

He is rarely called out, and then he generally sneers his way past the discussion.

But they are rarely called; only four were called last season, and only four the previous season.