Sentence examples for a bit unusual for from inspiring English sources

But even by Citi's standards, it's a bit unusual for the C.E.O. to quit without notice, effective immediately.

But second, the two-point lead that Rasmussen Reports had given to Mr. Obama before the convention was a bit unusual for them.

The New Yorker writes of "The Mystery of Vikram Pandit's Resignation," noting that "it's a bit unusual for the C.E.O. to quit without notice, effective immediately".

High jinks are common at any football game, Corcoran said, "but it's usually the attendees, so this is a bit unusual for us".

The good-size menu features a number of interesting southern Italian choices, both for starters and entrees, and several intriguing desserts, a bit unusual for an Italian restaurant.

If the subject matter was a bit unusual for high school students, the amount of time they had to grapple with it was more so — 2 hours 10 minutes, in what is called a class block.

"It's something that's a bit unusual, unconventional for hardware companies to do," Mr. Yianni said.

"This one is a bit unusual," said Dick Knapinski, spokesman for the group.

Hunter Rawlings, a former president of Cornell University who became AAU president last June, admits that "it's a little bit unusual" for the Washington, D.C.-based organization of 61 major research universities "to undertake a project running for several years that will try to impact our membership broadly".

I made that trip up the New Jersey Turnpike one February morning only because last summer, my old friend Steve graciously answered the question, "What would you do if you knew you had a few months to live?" "I realize this is a bit unusual, and I'm sorry for using this email address to contact you, but I couldn't find anything else.

Although this is a bit unusual, last night I could see for miles down a main highway: 'Lights off' everywhere.