Sentence examples for bizarre expense from inspiring English sources
Although it might seem like a bizarre expense to feed over a thousand hungry employees, it actually pays for itself in no time.
All of this comes on the heels of Alison Redford, the Red Tory and beneficiary of the "Lake of Fire" episode in 2012, who was turfed from premiership for bizarre travel expenses and attempting to build a private penthouse on public dime.
If anything, he seems to me almost relieved that it's not just the private sector that has been profligate - a bizarre idea when the expenses scandal has done him such damage.
So what does possess stalkers to go to such trouble and expense to embrace this bizarre sport?
Naturalistic proposals of these kinds exaggerate the scope and influence of the cited factors, sometimes choosing to highlight the bizarre and eye-catching at the expense of the more common occurrences.
"Either the biggest mistake the NFT has made… or some bizarre experiment at the audience's expense in psychological endurance," another satisfied customer adds.
Ominously, the prosecutor who launched the court closure case against AK in 2008 has now made the bizarre complaint that the government is focusing "too much on economic growth" at the expense of secularism.
The radical action being discussed by peers across the political divide would result in the bizarre situation in which the public could find out about a member of the Lords' expenses, but not those of their local MPs.
(It remains bizarre that corporate America so vociferously opposes single-payer health care that would remove from their balance sheets a major expense that harms their ability to compete).
