Sentence examples for a strange name from inspiring English sources

The term means literally "making flowers live"—a strange name, on first impression at least, for an art that begins by initiating their death.

He even had a strange name: Elvis.

But Cole probably seemed like a strange name to Dick's parents.

You might think it's a strange name…" Wang began, still standing beside the coffee machines.

Come up with a strange name, register the domain, and you're equal, in at least one way, to everyone else.

Banksy has constructed this larger-than-life persona by going by a strange name and remaining anonymous.

He was corresponding prolifically with a strange figure named Ronald Lane Latimer, the editor and sole proprietor of a small leftist publishing house called Alcestis Press.

It was called The Chalet, which was a very strange name for a little house in Belfast – there wasn't that much snow.

We may be the only ones who sniggered but Short and Curly did seem a rather strange name to give to a podcast for children about ethics.

The absence of placenames in the stories is a good indication of what I was avoiding, a sign that I was still too young (and damaged) to see that Myrniong was a beautiful strange name and that Wonthaggi was a poem unto itself.

"Jebediah is a very strange name".