Sentence examples for a strange time for from inspiring English sources

Carnival season has always been a strange time for looking.

This is a strange time for U.S.-Mexico relations.

Get Hard arrives at a strange time for Hollywood.

The Obama era has been a strange time for whistle-blowers.

But then, the 1970s were a strange time for the cemetery.

In a way, this might seem like a strange time for labor unrest.

With stories of tragic deaths, riots, audacious escapes, drug-fuelled violence and chronic staff shortages increasingly prevalent across the prison system, and the former head of the service claiming that the current crisis will take years to sort out, it might seem a strange time to call for more fruit and veg to be introduced into prisoners' diets.

Ms. Snowe has also had her Republican bona fides challenged by tax cutters like Grover G. Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, who asked, "If you're not for tax cuts, and you're liberal on social issues, what's the difference between you and a Democrat?" Ms. Snowe replied that it was a strange time when support for a $350 billion tax cut was considered insufficiently zealous.

What a strange time it must be for Harrison Ford.

It's a really strange time for books, in some ways.

It was a really strange time for California and their music was the soundtrack of that upheaval.