Sentence examples for a strange formation from inspiring English sources

At first glance, for example, 24 pairs of eyebrows look more like birds flying in a strange formation than like examples of facial hair with subtle distinctions.

In his Thursday night address, broadcast on national television, an unusually reserved looking Chávez who read rather than improvised his speech, said Cuban doctors had detected "a strange formation in the pelvic region" following the first round of surgery.

q/13) MTA3/3.Thippocampuspus on the left side has a strange formation - maybe it is not fully rotated.

In the dead heat of July in 1918, 18,000 officers and soldiers gathered in a strange formation: they assembled as Lady Liberty.

For the first time, the identification of GTCHC configurations was made on the center of a giant tumor of retroperitoneal localization (Figure 1D) under the premise of determining whether this strange formation was a casual discovery or if it represented a real biological fact.

We left again in the dark, at 4.30am, and I saw two shooting stars before climbing into the car and driving to see a strange rock formation shaped like a tree, then on to Lago Colorado, a multicoloured lake with bright white islands, the Islas de Hielo, and thousands more flamingos.

But why do people see faces in what is quite literally nothing more than a stain, a splotch or a strange rock formation?

"Most of the time it's just a strange cloud formation, or the reflection of light, a rocket launch, an unusual view of a planet, most likely Venus or it could be outright fraud," he says.

"Most of the time it's just a strange cloud formation, or the reflection of light, a rocket launch, an unusual view of a planet, most likely Venus or it could be outright fraud".

This strange formation, which towers above the young river Dove near Glutton Bridge, is a reef knoll, a mud mound held together with bryozoa and algae that once grew in a warm ocean a few degrees south of the equator.

LOOKING AT THE STRANGE formation of mighty, 20-foot-tall bluestone totems outside Rockefeller Center, you might imagine them to be the unearthed ruins of some ancient temple: Stonehenge come to Saks.