Sentence examples for awkward numbers from inspiring English sources

But quite apart from the Treasury's awkward numbers, Mr Brown's approach is failing the test of public opinion.

And dating can be awkward: their numbers are so small, friends will often share at least some romantic history with the same man or woman, and matchmakers always pair them with people with whom they have little in common beyond skin color.

But the museum's only other big drip painting is the audacious but awkward early "Number 1A, 1948" (the one with handprints across the top).

We kicked off with a supremely awkward group number (what else is new?) in which the final 12 performed Lady Gaga's "The Edge of Glory" with no discernable sense of timing or harmony.

In what may be the most awkward wrong number mishap ever, San Franciscans annoyed by the early morning noise from the Nike Women's Marathon this weekend were accidentally directed by the city to call a phone sex hotline.

Everything that the twenty-four-year-old Barbadian singer does already comes with something extra: enormous numbers, awkward questions, unconfirmed stories, unclaimed responsibilities.

Not sure whether "as a child" is referring to "people" or "parents," but either way it's awkward and the numbers don't agree.

However, new ways are emerging to remove, or at least reduce, the reliance on tapping out awkward combinations of numbers, letters and symbols.The idea is to make greater use of a process called multi-factor authentication.

I guess you could say, "discussion," even though the number of awkward silences far out-numbered the words actually spoken.

Though their meeting is a bit awkward Simon does get his number and says he will call him.

Keying in object numbers is awkward.