Sentence examples for a freak from from inspiring English sources

The pumping electronic vamp of "I Am a Freak," from 2007, was turned into a rock stomp, slightly reminiscent of Edgar Winter Group's 1973 hit "Frankenstein," as Mr. Hamilton moved its central riff onto guitar and Mr. Russo brought improvisational salvos to the beat.

Some of these artifacts were on display in vitrines along one wall; one poster in a case advertised a "FREAK OUT from noon to 10 pm".

Just occasionally, as a freak diversion from the high seriousness and good taste, Cannes will give us an outrageous clunker, a so-bad-it's-good stormer you have to watch through your fingers.

There's just not enough time left given the difficulties of strokeplay on this pitch, barring that is a freak inings from one of the two men who could provide it: Pietersen or Flintoff.

Coyle's men had trailed to a freak goal from Tim Howard before David Ngog and Gary Cahill fired them to victory.

"I was a Mattingly freak from '84 to '94," he said.

When Didion speaks of the sudden death of Natasha Richardson, Redgrave's daughter and an old family friend, it is with fresh shock, for the death itself, from a freak skiing accident, and from the horrible coincidence of it occurring while her mother was appearing in an exposition of grief.

A prominent real estate executive died from a freak skydiving accident stemming from a parachute malfunction on Friday, an accident that also claimed the life of a tandem skydiving instructor.

Atlético lost the 1974 European Cup final against Bayern Munich to a freak late goal from 40 yards.

A freak own goal from ex-Everton player Gidman looped over Gary Bailey in the 86th minute to book Everton a place in the next round.

The inhuman comparison is not from some newspaper columnist, who is paid to pull faces to order like a grotesque in a freak show, but from David Cameron, our expensively educated and supposedly civilised prime minister.