Sentence examples for which rarely comes from inspiring English sources

As for taste, the Chablis, which rarely comes in contact with oak, is light, slightly tart tasting and dry.

Congress agreed, but not before the Alaska delegation — which rarely comes away empty-handed — extracted other projects worth $37.5 million.

They hold back the wine from their 45-year-old vines, which rarely comes, even in good years, to more than 600 cases, and not all of those travel to our shores.

And he's got a good message for anybody who tries that stuff". That stuff is cocaine, which rarely comes as expensive as it did for Howe.

Most sought after are houses nearest the lake, which rarely come up for sale.

Second Stage is the latest nonprofit theater company to set sights on one of Broadway's 40 houses, which rarely come on the market.

"The theme of the collection this season wasn't so much a reaction to trends, which rarely come into my development process, but a quest to solve a personal puzzle, to draw a map of my own aesthetic voyage".

All I had with me at uni was my old Pocket-model Game Boy, Link's Awakening and Pokémon Blue alongside Tennis and Tetris, which rarely came out from under the bed, and for a term a battered Mega Drive with its dodgy-as-hell port of Premier Manager and, naturally, a cheap-night-in-saving copy of Sensible Soccer.

For example, fish which rarely come to the surface are not usually suitable for satellite tracking [28].

Each had their own unique plethora of ambitions, vices and political prejudices which only rarely came into harmony.

The press is having a field day digging up white elephants, like the pier at Fukui, a port to which ships rarely come, that is called a "10 billion yen fishing hole" by local residents.