Sentence examples for another outlandish from inspiring English sources

Real Madrid is a perfect 2 for 2 in La Liga, with another outlandish goal differential.

"Most roll their eyes and shake their heads when he makes another outlandish comment".

Over the past year, he has developed another outlandish shot he loves, which he calls the SABR (Sneaky Attack By Roger), where he charges into the net on the opponent's serve.

Not a week seems to go by without a new report of a rant or an indiscretion that was fueled by Ms. Love's apparent inability to neither ignore the public expectation of another outlandish performance, nor to resist the temptation to expose herself in any number of online forums.

But the Chrome OS hasn't even shipped yet and is viewed by many outsiders as another outlandish engineering side project.

Now, courtesy of a 1965-era Barbie, comes another outlandish idea to help keep the pounds off: starvation.

Which prompts another, possibly outlandish theory.

Fresh from ending his campaign to oust Barack Obama, US billionaire Donald Trump flew in to Aberdeen yesterday to check on the progress of another typically outlandish project.

Presenting yet another somewhat outlandish unity of method, meaning and material, they are part Mondrian, part Ellsworth Kelly, part Americana and, briefly, part hobby kit -- until their elegance and idiosyncratic bravura sinks in.

One thing leads to another flatly outlandish thing, and before you can grumble high-concept hooey, both the conservative presidential incumbent, Andrew Boone (Kelsey Grammer, all smiles), and his liberal opponent, Donald Greenleaf (a tamped-down Dennis Hopper), have descended on Bud's town.

Michael's life here became more secure a couple of years ago, with another typically outlandish-sounding development.