Sentence examples for an odd incident from inspiring English sources
John Huey, the editorial director of Time Inc., remembers an odd incident in 1984, when he was the managing editor of the European Wall Street Journal.
The nickname stems from an odd incident and the besieged mentality that many officers had while working what was a high-crime area in the 1970's.
He said no, but then added that he knew about an odd incident involving Mr. Hanssen, and then described what he knew about the computer case.
In his new book about his time in jail, 'Banged Up', he describes an odd incident in which he "accidentally" drank detergent, saying he mistook it for lemon juice.
During the wake there was, Robinson writes, an "odd incident", when one of the mourners attempted to drape an Irish flag over his coffin, "as befitting a hero of the Irish people", and was told she could not do so by the funeral director, "whereupon a gentleman in the background very quietly said, 'She can do whatever she wants'.
Such a relationship is much deeper than any odd incident from an irresponsible group".
Rich in odd incident — there's even a god in a machine, by golly!
Still, if the distraction of the odd incident in which he threw a piece of a bat past Mike Piazza did not throw him off his game, what can the pressure of a two-game deficit do to him?
5th over: Australia 18-0 (Watson 12, Hughes 6) What an odd little incident.
Ms. Couric was caught up in an odd plagiarism incident, when an essay she had presented as her own — even though written by a producer — turned out to have been lifted from The Wall Street Journal.
