Sentence examples for a strange pattern from inspiring English sources

We uncovered a strange pattern.

There is a strange pattern to interviews in Tanzania.

John Dugdale, writing in Saturday's Guardian, called it a "strange pattern".

It's kind of a strange pattern, but we often eat very, very late".

But within the overall picture of decline a strange pattern is evident.

In 2003, while working on a book about charitable giving, I stumbled across a strange pattern in my data.

"The ocean circulation has been stuck in a rather strange pattern for the past 10 years or so, which in fact has given the unusual weather patterns in many parts of the world," he told BBC News.

But the more likely one says that they probably came from somewhere much closer, like in the Milky Way, but are being mysteriously sent with a delay that matches up to the strange pattern.

Virologists at the Centers for Disease Control, Mr. Lawrence said, told him and Mr. Smith that a pandemic could just as easily begin with a strange weather pattern.

The House of Lords has been existing in a strange holding pattern since November, when Prime Minister Tony Blair's Labor government ended hundreds of years of history by removing the right of hundreds of hereditary peers, whose titles pass from generation to generation, to sit and vote in the chamber.

Wahab has a strange balding pattern going on.