Sentence examples for an unusual reason from inspiring English sources

Like hundreds of passengers that evening, Mr. Braun stayed at the airport for an unusual reason: to be entertained.

The store has gained fame among die-hard Yankees fans for an unusual reason: It is where Freddy Schuman bought his spoons.

As amateur marathon runners for nearly 50 years, we were surprised when our sport made headlines recently for an unusual reason.

The company came up with an unusual reason for the computers' demise: the school had overtaxed the machines by making them perform difficult math calculations.

But the result was a severe setback nonetheless.The election of a president—a job with little political weight but, in the right hands, perhaps the power to instruct and hearten the citizenry is an unusual reason for a crisis.

Who's who? 29This year's series of The Apprentice, hosted by small computer salesman Alan Sugar, had to be moved six months back from its usual slot in spring for an unusual reason.

Has anyone out there got a more unusual reason for supporting a team?

England were unable to train at the ground on Wednesday for a very unusual reason.

Once a car has been hooked up, though, a tow-truck operator is not allowed to take the hooks off except for a very unusual reason.

A more unusual reason for PVE is to treat pelvic venous malformations, although such lesions may be treated with sclerotherapy alone.

- The most unusual reason for a match being stopped.