Sentence examples for a bizarre event from inspiring English sources

It was a bizarre event, incredibly splashy and glamorous, with tables costing up to £25,000 each.

"It will be categorized as a bias crime, but this was such a bizarre event," Commissioner Kelly said.

The White House Correspondents' dinner is a bizarre event, with journalists, movie stars, and in-betweeners crowded together (really crowded; the security wait is worse than that at LAX) and, before getting to the President's performance, it demands a little unpacking of its own.

Around this time of year we will all witness a bizarre event whereby even the most expert, earnest and experienced of female shoppers, driven by a deep and desperate need, will offer as gifts, in all sincerity, items that should be burned in the yard.

Note that most lucid dreams occur while the person is fully asleep, usually because he notices a bizarre event and realizes he's in a dream.

If you've seen the movie trailer you'd have a sense of how such a strangely bizarre event can have a lasting effect on an individual, but also on the connection between strangers.

This long-haul, Russian-language second world war drama deploys a curious bookending device – involving Russian rescue workers hauling Germans from the rubble of Fukushima – to frame an equally bizarre event: a re-creation of the grimness of the siege of Stalingrad in the same glossy 3D we're more accustomed to from the likes of, say, The Lego Movie.

He also made national headlines in the US four years ago when he agreed to debate the Koran with the controversial Florida pastor, a somewhat bizarre event which ended with him with the Muslim holy book being burned.

A unique and bizarre event occurs; investigation reveals more possibilities; the guilty are identified, and the innocent ruled out; an explanation or a recovery provides redemption for suffering.

The story justifies Howard's decision not to tell anyone about the finger by playing off what most people who tell themselves if they witnessed a strange or bizarre event: it wasn't real, or I'm just seeing things.

The glitz and guff of the ceremony at the Beverly Hilton Hotel represented a turnaround from last year's bizarre event.