Sentence examples for bizarre action from inspiring English sources
It is a bizarre action comedy based on 80s cop movies, complete with techno vikings riding on dinosaurs, mutants, killer arcade machines and time travel - introducing Kung Fury.
In addition to Bowa's skepticism about the Expos' acquisitions, came Tuesday's bizarre action by 14 limited partners in the Marlins -- formerly partners in the Expos.
He takes a single off the first ball of Adams' over, exposing the debutant Kirtley to the world's most bizarre action.
"The introduction of one individual national contract at this particular time, however, leaves the regions bemused and they would question the strategy behind the bizarre action by the WRU given that a final agreement on the future of Welsh rugby has yet to be reached.
Officials in the southern Polish city of Oswiecim didn't immediately comment on a motive for the bizarre action.
The texture and dynamics of this triumvirate supports the movie during some of the bizarre action sequences that would otherwise strain credulity.
But the bizarre actions began unfolding in February.
She was charged yesterday with violating the terms of her house arrest, as a result of the bizarre actions of a total stranger.
But there also seems to be no understanding among such critics that there are other players on the field, that is, significant third parties that are more directly affected than America by the unpleasant or bizarre actions of rogue states.
Yet Asaro, in her desire to give Roca and Roca's son, Kurj, suitably operatic motivations for their more bizarre actions, tells us that after Kurj's father died, Roca married again, a "handsome and charming" man who, to her great surprise, turned out to be a wife-beater: "The first time Darr had hit her, she hadn't believed he meant it".
A pioneer in forensic psychiatry, Dr. Dietz, who holds an M.D., a Ph.D. in sociology and a master's in public health, all from Johns Hopkins, is credited with elevating the standards of the profession by instituting rigorous research of homicides, sexual offenses and bizarre actions once regarded as random occurrences.
