Sentence examples for bizarre alliances from inspiring English sources

He has picked up other bizarre alliances along the way.

Bizarre rivalries -- and bizarre alliances are forming.

WASHINGTON -- The deal that President Barack Obama has cut to extend the Bush-era tax cuts in full has produced a number of bizarre alliances, with former Bush economists touting Paul Krugman's blog posts and White House officials catering to politically-temperamental Republicans.

Britain has formed a bizarre alliance with Ireland and the Baltic states to block co-operation.

Of course, this bizarre alliance could not last and no doubt many members of it saw this clearly.

He talks of "a bizarre alliance in the European parliament of people like Greenpeace with Catholic conservative parties".

The Ukrainian Front, a bizarre alliance of hooligans and bikers with a vaguely pan-Slavist ideology that appeared in the eastern city of Kharkiv two weeks ago, was backed by the Russians.

Thanks to a bizarre alliance between a Republican Congress and a Democratic president, almost all welfare recipients are going to have to move into "jobs" of some sort, generally paying the minimum wage.

After two decades of socialist rule, the region's government was last year taken over by a bizarre alliance between the conservative People's party of Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy and the communist-led United Left.

At base therefore, there is a big question to ask: why is it more democratic to have the result of a referendum run by a bizarre alliance of Libertas, anti-abortionists and Gerry Adams decide the fate of the EU than ratification of the treaty by duly-elected governments?

In a bizarre alliance achievable perhaps nowhere else but the Byzantine corridors of Lebanese politics, a secular Christian General once allied to Iraqi Sunni President Saddam Hussein can form a partnership with an audacious Shi'ite leader allied to the Iranian clerical establishment in Qom.