Sentence examples for an odd scenario from inspiring English sources

However, that could lead to an odd scenario in which a player was crowned champion and lost a match on the same day.

"It just seemed an odd scenario that somebody from so far away was trying to buy into a 140-year-old institution".

I kept running into an odd scenario where each time I ordered one of something, at the market: "I'd like one melon please", or at a café: "I'd like one café crème please", the salesperson would say: "Do you want one or two?" My French is beyond lacking, but I'm pretty sure I've got at least the number one down.

One could argue we have excluded the root from the ancestor of the Archaea and Firmicutes based on the presence of a derived PyrD, but have come up with an odd scenario to justify a rooting we like that has a derived thymidylate synthase.

It's a decidedly odd scenario given the market importance of women, responsible for 66% of the decisions to buy more new cars in the UK.

The Post has addressed the odd scenario inherent in Strauss-Kahn's defense by running stories calling Diallo, without noticeable qualification, a "hooker".

One odd scenario we run into is that we occasionally have completed work ready for shipment that we have to hold because a customer's project is delayed.

The most absurd part of the all-around odd scenario, however, is the way A. G. Sulzberger characterized the incident yesterday in the Times: "A mini-crime wave among the boutiques and specialty shops of Greenwich Village has a face, and it looks an awful lot like William S. Burroughs's".

She added, "There are some odd scenarios going on around here".

"This is one of those odd scenarios where increasing the deal flow will likely reduce employment in the pharmaceutical firms," said Damien Conover, a stock analyst with Morningstar in Chicago.

You have to be straight with your children and protect them from the heartbreakingly odd scenarios they invent when they don't understand the upheaval and distress around them.