Sentence examples for bizarre days from inspiring English sources

Belichick, by many accounts, has matured, maybe even since those bizarre days in early January when he abruptly resigned as coach of the Jets after only 48 hours.

A friend since his Bizarre days, he suggested Morgan went into television, and came up with America's Got Talent followed by Britain's Got Talent.

The maneuver whipped up a whirlwind detour in Mr. Gore's already overloaded schedule, producing one of the more bizarre days in this primary season.

Every night, our hotels and guesthouses are full of drivers regaling others with tales of their bizarre days in these little-visited parts of the world.

Above all, it's good to confirm that Pards' entire existence, now those bizarre days of Newcastle putting in something resembling a Champions League tilt are behind us, are only about one thing.

Yesterday was nothing short of a tough and bizarre day.

That bizarre day, the day that weirdo scared you at the club".

"This has been a remarkable and bizarre day in the history of this Parliament," he said at a news conference.

Affleck (who is married to Phoenix's sister) catches the most intimate moments in the bizarre day-to-day existence of his subject in the months after Phoenix shocked Hollywood by announcing his retirement from film acting.

Around the same time, in no theatres anywhere, Ai Weiwei put out his own film entitled "Disturbing the Peace," a no-budget documentary shot with a handheld camera, which documented a bizarre day in Chengdu, in which Ai, the lawyer Pu Zhiqiang, and others try to find out what happened to one of the artist's assistants, after she disappeared into police custody following a raid on her hotel room.

"Obviously the second sending off opened the floodgates and we will put this rather bizarre day behind us and we have got to make sure it doesn't knock us".