Sentence examples for bizarre entry from inspiring English sources

Policing the capital The Moonies have landed Stay away, Uncle Jean ReprintsMoonologists take a different view, seeing New Hope as the latest, maybe last, bizarre entry in the reverend's long history of spiritual and financial ventures.

Runners are also required to complete a bizarre entry form with questions like, "What is the most important vegetable group?" In addition to the $1.60 entry fee, first-time entrants must bring a license plate for Cantrell's collection, which he displays next to the race's starting gate.

The men really pulled out some bizarre entry stunts to get noticed by "The Bachelorette" Emily Maynard on last week's season premiere.

The stampede (or is it a gold rush?) abroad by dozens of American universities to plant their flags, brand names and, some of them claim, the seeds of liberal education and democracy was starting to seem thoughtless and chaotic by any serious pedagogical or political measure, even before Yale made its own bizarre entry in 2009.

The abbreviations section includes a strange mixture of terms that are in everyday use and often bizarre entries (for instance, CRTAP [cartilage associated protein] and DAD [doctor assisted suicide]), which admittedly may represent commonly used terms in the authors' local areas.

How about the Museum of Bad Art, outside Boston, Massachusetts, or the Shanghai Propaganda Poster Art Center?Even if you don't have time to actually visit the places in the atlas, you can wile away that six-hour layover in Charlotte just browsing through all the bizarre, fascinating entries.

The slightly bizarre contraption blocks entry to the escalators, but leaves them visible so that subway users can gaze upon what could have been as they climb the stairs.

We enter a bizarre world wherein an entry examination test could exclude 100% of qualified women applicants over years, yet the Court would not acknowledge that as de facto discrimination barring the existence of the Court's ephemeral "strong basis in evidence".

It marks the fifth entry in the bizarre video game mascot to real-world sporting event crossover.

I have sympathy for reporters who are on deadline and are trying to summon a wacky entry for that increasingly bizarre Year in Ideas issue of the NYT Magazine.

There are a couple of entries that include this bizarre phenomenon where children die in exactly the same way as their parents, and Peaches and Paula are definitely one of these.