Sentence examples for an odd slice of from inspiring English sources

Sunset Beach itself is an odd slice of New Jersey.

Sure, animals have eaten cameras before but with compact, durable POV cameras, we have a chance to see an odd slice of life that previously could have only been captured with the additional of a mauling.

Recre's success is down to humility, good players, and the odd slice of pizza - or a slice in each hand for those who prefer a balanced diet.

The pre-maintenance and maintenance phases allow you to eat a whole range of new foods (even the odd slice of bread) as long as you stay within your personal threshold (which you worked out during OWL).

There was the odd slice of luck.

Dr Alimantado: I Killed the Barber Brilliantly odd slice of old school reggae.

That particular populist strain of writing peaked with this frantic, appealingly odd slice of finger-snapping soul-pop from 1972's Saint Dominic's Preview.

The dress was made of red fabric with a hip-high slit up one side and lots of asymmetrical cutouts baring odd slices of skin -- abdomen, hip, butt -- elsewhere.

Interrater reliability was assessed for the middle slice of the hypothalamic region (if the hypothalamus was present on an odd number of slice sections, the middle slice was chosen; if the hypothalamus was present on an even number of slices, the anterior slice of the two possible slices was chosen) as well as for the entire hypothalamic volume.

The single measurement slice was selected from this range using the following selection rule: if the range included an odd number of slices, then the middle slice of the range was traced; if the range included an even number of slices, then the anatomically more cranial of the two middle slices was traced.

He shows that median earnings for men and women in what he terms "this odd, unrepresentative slice of the population" have been basically equal since at least 1990.