far between's Usage Examples:

Types of DXing AM radio DX Early radio listeners, often using home made crystal sets and long wire antennas, found radio stations few and far between.

during the first decade of the 19th century until they became few and far between after 1810.

Even though the events that appear to be supernatural activity are few and far between, those scenes are so chillingly written—as if Jackson was describing a phenomenon she’d seen before and really understood.

In drifting, where factory backed teams are few and far between (Mopar and Pontiac of Formula D for example), works team/drivers are.

Alexandra Athletic"s successes in the Scottish Cup were few and far between, and they rarely progressed past the first round.

The churches were few and far between so people walked miles to attend services.

It currently holds a 9% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 103 reviews with the consensus: There are some laughs in Stealing Harvard, but they are few and far between, and Tom Green's antics grow old fast.

Alchemists today are few and far between, most basing their research on the studies of Iris, an alchemist who lived before the fall of Avenberry.

But opinion pieces were few and far between in the pre and early Napster days and MP3 Newswire filled the gap.

produced 1993"s MacWrite Pro, but further improvements were few and far between.

The team enjoyed its most successful period so far between 2004 and 2008, winning four championships in a row (including two doubles).

of art are controversial, and are otherwise rudimentary and few and far between).

Akhtar and Mohammed Asif, chances for Iftikhar Anjum seemed to be few and far between from then on barring injury to any of the other major players.

Synonyms:

second hand, treater, translator, make-peace, interpreter, negotiant, diplomat, marriage broker, negotiator, mediator, intermediator, mediatrix, harmoniser, harmonizer, conciliator, matcher, pacifier, intermediary, peacemaker, moderator, intercessor, matchmaker, reconciler,

Antonyms:

activator,