hardly ever
scarcely ever

Actually I hardly ever got to know my own son.

Though you hardly ever see Them at night, he thought.

Even though his parents live pretty close by, they hardly ever come down to see him.

They hardly ever go out; maybe once a month at most.

And that's hardly ever a good situation for a woman.

He had hardly ever considered the matter in such a light.

He will hardly ever be able to make anything of it at first.

Here was something he had hardly ever expected to find.

I hardly ever thought of myself that way any more either.

Children in care could go to the best schools - but they hardly ever do.

And there is hardly ever any other child to be got.

We'd tried to talk at least once a day, but it still felt like we hardly ever saw each other.

"What they hardly ever do is write about people like themselves."

But they hardly ever get off on the wrong plant.

But I'm hardly ever wrong, so you get a second.

"I hardly ever make things that will be played with by a child."

You hardly ever see them at such range, he thought.

It just goes to show that you hardly ever know.

My wife and I hardly ever go out now that we have a young baby.

She had hardly ever been allowed even to see it.

They hardly ever try to make contact with you later.

"You hardly ever hear about how they want to fight."

People hardly ever came back from a system attack like this.

As you can see, a real line up hardly ever happens.

My father tried to save these, and hardly ever could.