seldom **

Seldom has the course of the economy been less clear.

But seldom did any of those things seem to matter.

He does all the things we talk about but seldom are used.

She's seldom of the same mind about anything two days on end.

I seldom hear from her more than once a day.

They were seldom able to keep up with him for long.

Then father did something he's very seldom done to me.

One seldom seemed to need words to know what the other was doing.

He had seldom felt more alone in his long life than now.

She lives alone with her mother who is seldom at home.

His day's work was seldom less than 16 or 17 hours.

They seldom had company and wanted a better look at the men.

John seldom looked up from where he would put his next step.

I want to as well, but very seldom ever can.

But he very seldom gets hit because I spent two, three years just working with him on defense.

He seldom looked on the dark side of things for long at a time.

She seldom saw me with one man, let alone two on the same night.

The two seldom see each other, though they do write.

Seldom, do you see two players play well at the same time.

And they very seldom had a fire in it at all.

Few people lived here, and those who did were seldom seen.

There is work for both, but they seldom help one another.

But the man has something that you so seldom find.

Yet he is seldom seen or heard to use it.

People seldom began like this when the news was good.