Sentence examples for an odd crowd of from inspiring English sources

Steve Somers, the overnight host of the sports radio station WFAN, tends to an odd crowd of regulars who boast, bemoan and otherwise obsess about the local sports teams, Charles McGrath writes.

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | ThursdayMondayTHERE is an odd crowd on my late-afternoon flight from London to Barcelona.

Timberlake has had to deal with an odd crowd on several different occasions.

This is an odd crowd, indeed, to be offering itself as a champion for working people.

Rather than putting a new roof and floors in, a vast box of glass and steel has been constructed a few feet inside the old building.It's an odd crowd.

On Wednesday, the 20,000-odd crowd of preregistered users received a stealth E-mail from the company notifying them that the beta version of the service was up and running.

The movie was warmly received by the crowd, an odd mix of gray ponytails and gray flannel suits spanning three generations.

It was an odd kind of diversity: the crowd at the Prairie Capital was almost entirely white, but other than that, I was hard pressed to find a phrase to describe even a majority.

Mr Nicholson, a hero to some of the protesters, agrees, describing the crowds as an odd fellowship of "direct-democracy activists, left-wing anarchists, liberals and right-wing extremists".The election commission has warned local committees that some provocateurs may try to pull stunts at voting stations on polling day.

(The speech was part of a strange new phenomenon whereby policies seem to get announced earlier and earlier, then revised later and later).But for Labour to revive, and maybe for Mr Brown to survive, it will take more than a semblance of unity and the odd crowd-pleaser.

"Out of Sight" was intended for a November release, but it was moved up because of delays with another Universal picture, "Meet Joe Black," -- an odd idea of a feel-good summer crowd pleaser in any case.