Sentence examples for bizarre gathering from inspiring English sources

In November, 2013, the Kremlin hosted a bizarre gathering of the descendants of poets and writers including Tolstoy and Pushkin.

From a distance, the trees resemble a somewhat bizarre gathering on the beach, like a large pod of exceptionally fuzzy seals.

Beinhart, in one memorable, metaphor-rich chapter, describes a bizarre gathering at Stowe's horse farm at which guests first watch a prize stallion breed, then watch a televised presidential debate.

Deb, the narrator, likes to comment wryly on bizarre social gatherings and is partial to "a second margarita".

VICE's new series American Conventions digs into the country's most obscure, impassioned, and bizarre mass gatherings to see what Americans love to do in their free time, and why they do it.

Oliver can't find his parents, and so sets out to find them, gathering together a bizarre search party to help him along the way.

The burden of gathering uncorroborated reports of bizarre behavior, providing a forum for the reports to be challenged and disseminating the reports would become a nightmare.

If "resilient dynamism", the bizarre motto of this year's Davos gathering, means anything its quality is probably best demonstrated by Kate Swann, a chief executive unlikely to be found clinking glasses at the Swiss jamboree.

The whole gathering seems like a bizarre charade.

This bizarre note would indicate that information gathering, pertaining to Canadians' domestic habits, is more of a CSEC mandate than the agency would have us believe.

They gamboled with cheerful grotesqueness through the bizarre but amusing 1977 "Dust" (Tuesday), a gathering of zombies, sleek and gnarled, on speed.