Use "infrequently" in a sentence

1. ‘As infrequently as that?’ he commented as he left the room to get showered

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2. and the path infrequently used and difficult to follow

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3. infrequently by the odd star, whenever the foliage

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4. As infrequently as he dared, he checked to see if there was any answer

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5. ) And not infrequently, to act like thugs: Witness the radicals at all too many college campuses shouting down conservative speakers

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6. Meeting infrequently, usually when a crisis arose, they promulgated their decisions and of necessity, most badgers accepted their rulings

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7. Without an elective process, hereditary dynasties not infrequently brought forth persons, if revealed, most would agree were unfit for office

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8. His lips twitched infrequently, and the most visible evidence of anger was partially behind eyelids

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9. Bush was President the media and other Civil War brigades endlessly criticized, and not infrequently lied about, his policies

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10. Only infrequently have they been associated

11. Bill: I monitored Michael‘s Yahoo account infrequently and I did not forward every email message that he received--a lot of it was spam and pleas from desperate females seeking to strike up a postal relationship with Michael

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12. Because of the often restricted space in the sound for the fishery, boats can be close to each other, sometimes too close, resulting not infrequently in collisions, or fouling of nets in propellers etc

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13. Categories that appear infrequently, or in comparatively small

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14. A similar thing not infrequently happens in the early stages of a new

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15. CALL, WHICH IS INFREQUENTLY ANYWAY AND INEXPENSIVE

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16. When Thomas would become despondent, sometimes it was Nathaniel who helped him to recover, sometimes Peter, and not infrequently one of the Alpheus twins

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17. man infrequently, the memory still sticks out

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18. Nancy normally drank alcohol infrequently and moderately, mostly to accompany a good meal or during social gatherings

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19. Often in actual life, and not infrequently in the myths and popular tales,

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20. There, she kept mostly to herself, wandering the village streets infrequently, and only when it was required

21. attributes such that their Alert and Action Levels are infrequently broached

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22. But they will ‘win’ very infrequently

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23. Eating out cost more credits than staying in, so the Masses ate out infrequently

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24. Her physical agility served her well on the snow-covered, infrequently travelled path, allowing her to keep her balance and hit all the footprints she’d already made on her previous trek

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25. “Well, none as of yet, but he infrequently has the strangest conversations with Henry

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26. woman infrequently forgot that she was not the child’s true mother, so strong was the

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27. infrequently lifts carries or otherwise moves and positions

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28. [Footnote 153: #no pelearse#; the infinitive is used as an imperativenot infrequently; more often in the negative, but also in the affirmative

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29. Aragon; and it has been occupiednot infrequently by the

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30. Other men, he was aware, dined not infrequently at home, but the explanation of that was that their wives weren't Vera

31. itself as well as to others, that we not infrequently find, while their

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32. on the super-sensitized ears of a bat that can hear the hum of a flying insect many feet away e the huge crashing noise of the bells drove the bats out of the towers where they slept… only because the bells were used so infrequently; that the bats took up residence without realizing that the nature of their new-found caves was not what it seemed

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33. For six months of the year, these students live in the cave, leaving infrequently and only under the protective cover of darkness

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34. � Happily, the opportunity to choose anger comes to us relatively infrequently

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35. It is not infrequently said that this and many other less wholesome beliefs came in at the time of the Captivity

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36. Not infrequently sugar itself will cause a "rebound" reaction

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37. "In that sense we are certainly all not infrequently like madmen, but with the slight difference that the deranged are somewhat madder, for we

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38. infrequently as it can store several weeks’ worth of food at

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39. Heroic yet humble, Ford speaks infrequently about that terrifying moment

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40. He had the same soft belly, the same hint of muscles that were too infrequently exercised at the gym

41. He leaned down across the counter until his mouth was near her ear and hissed, in a Athenaeum Hall: “Fear not, fair lady! Your guilty secret is safe with me!” very creditable imitation of the stage villains who appeared infrequently at the “Oh,” she whispered, feverishly, “how can you say such things!”

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42. When Scarlett infrequently stopped to think about the matter she knew that none of her new

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43. It is better to have many repeated, regular work sessions than to work one marathon session infrequently

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44. The majority of companies are traded infrequently, with the greatest volume of interest and trade being in the hundred largest companies by market value

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45. Not every time, but not all that infrequently, either

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46. Not infrequently, he stopped his dictation so that he could explain what he was talking about, and the others chipped in

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47. Influential stockholders, including management, may infrequently have needs for the cash return income that comes from dividends

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48. 3 The terms backspread and frontspread date from the early days of option trading in the United States but are now used infrequently except by some older traders

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49. For example, the pattern Three Stars in the South+ appears so infrequently that I deem it as almost useless

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50. note that some patterns occur quite infrequently

51. It may be bigger if you trade infrequently and smaller if you are more active or have many positions

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52. At wrestling she could seldom beat Lupe’s snaky wiriness or Llurdis’s power, but both were skilled grapplers who not infrequently defeated boys of similar weight

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53. It appears that experience can reduce this bias; the fact that real estate is traded infrequently may thus make real estate investors especially prone to this bias, because such investors have fewer learning opportunities

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54. In these situations, portfolio results are reported too infrequently and the true overall performance is unclear

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55. He took them to the jetties where half the city also went after nightfall, he took them wherever he could, and sometimes even where he could not, and not infrequently he had to hurry into a dark entryway and do what he could, however he could do it, behind the gate

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56. ‘In that sense we are certainly all not infrequently like madmen, but with the slight difference that the deranged are somewhat madder, for we must draw a line

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57. With her indeed he not infrequently fell into discussion upon physics, the theory of agriculture, and especially philosophy; philosophy was Agafea Mihalovna's favorite subject

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58. Not infrequently, too, he would wink at us and make secret signs when Grandmamma was beginning to scold us and find fault with us all round

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59. As though of set purpose, there came to my aid a circumstance which not infrequently repeats itself in gaming

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60. The circumstance is that not infrequently luck attaches itself to, say, the red, and does not leave it for a space of say, ten, or even fifteen, rounds in succession

61. "The Congress believes that the warlike prejudices and traditions which are still fostered in the various nationalities, and the misrepresentations by leaders of public opinion in legislative assemblies, or through the press, are not infrequently indirect causes of war

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62. The Congress believes that the warlike prejudices and traditions which are still fostered in the various nationalities, and the misrepresentations by leaders of public opinion in legislative assemblies, or through the press, are not infrequently indirect causes of war

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63. When the heat of the day had increased, it was not infrequently my habit—if the ladies did not come out of doors for their morning tea—to go rambling through the orchard and kitchen-garden, and to pluck ripe fruit there

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64. I noticed, too, that, although these fits of shyness attacked Avdotia, without any visible cause, they not infrequently ensued upon Papa’s mention of one or another young and beautiful woman

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65. Thirty years ago, however, when I resided in America, and when the incident happened which I am about to relate, there were considerable numbers to be found in parts of the Alleghany Mountains, and not infrequently an odd one would travel farther afield on a marauding expedition

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66. When she discovered that he had gone without again seeing her, she flew to the telephone and held a long incoherent talk with some one she not infrequently called “Ben, dear,” to whom she confided certain undefined fears about her husband and her future

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