And in the way things sometimes happen, I found myself in an odd kind of skate-cooking situation — sans skate — the next night.
I did not, as a young bacchant in the '60s and '70s, absent myself from the garden of herbal and pharmacological delights — far from it — so I found myself in an odd position, that is, lecturing a parent about drugs.
In answering to a company that I remain convinced admires the film, I found myself in the odd position of defending my own ethics as a filmmaker who strives to examine violence, not encourage it.
With my eyes glued to her enthusiasm and the emotion in her speech, I found myself in an odd spot.
Without these various devices to amuse myself with, I found myself in an odd place -- an unintentional digital detox, as it happened.
As I waited for the mortgage checks to be handed out, I found myself in the odd position of comforting this attorney.
Yesterday I found myself in an odd discussion - I was trying to imagine under what circumstances I would tell a patient that I simply couldn't treat them because I had reached my quota of 100 heart surgeries and they were number patient 101.
Conrad writes of his chance encounter with Toklas in the early nineteen-fifties: Waiting in line in front of a cinema on the Avenue de l'Opéra to attend the presentation of Marc Allégret's film about André Gide (to which I had been invited), I found myself standing behind an odd little woman.
For £1 you get about 3lb weight of sand-eels – which are more delicious than mackerel – so if we catch nowt we can still feast cheap" – and advises him on his own poetry: "I found myself reading this poem at odd times to reconnect with the real painful thing you've pinned there.
In the spring of 2006, I found myself at the center of an odd parade.
On a recent trip to Manhattan this past week, at around 4 30am, in a dark and dank and overly musty basement bar in the East Village, I found myself confronted with a small yet odd little moral quandary.
