Sentence examples for an unusual use from inspiring English sources

"This was an unusual use of the trespass-to-chattel tort," he said.

Joseph Knapp Boddiford Jr. '71 put his mechanical engineering degree to an unusual use.

Yesterday, Jia Tolentino wrote about an unusual use of Whitman's poetry at a drug court in Alabama.

Connecting a superconducting coil to a PEMFC implies to operate in short-circuit, which is an unusual use of PEMFC.

It's an unusual use of a standard musical term, but a logical one in the context of Mr. Reich's sound world.

The company specialized in an unusual use of a computer-interpreted electrocardiogram to detect heart blockages, instead of the more common arrhythmia test that EKG's are used for.

LOS ANGELES — In a highly unusual use of a federal law generally employed in computer fraud cases, a federal grand jury here on Thursday indicted a Missouri woman accused of using a phony online identity to trick and taunt a 13-year-old girl, who committed suicide in response to the cyberbaiting.

Prosecutors began to present their side against a woman who they accuse of creating a phony account on MySpace to taunt a 13-year-old girl, in a highly unusual use of computer-fraud statutes.

Although the high court ruled 11 years ago that the Chagossians could go back to the islands – except Diego Garcia – they lost their bid after a highly unusual use of the royal prerogative in 2004.

a firearm" is not employed in a context that necessarily envisions the unusual "use" of a firearm as a commodity, the normally understood meaning of the phrase should prevail.

A choreographer noted for her unusual use of spaces turns the entire Chelsea neighborhood into an outdoor stage in her "Night Light".