Sentence examples for bizarre name from inspiring English sources

But most have little campaign money, or little more than a bizarre name to set them apart.

Like all the QCs in this peculiar case - Dingemans, Gompertz et al - this lawyer has a bizarre name.

Consensus was rare in this tasting but everyone agreed that a very young wine, a 2002 from Southeast Australia with the bizarre name Woop Woop, was our favorite.

I have found the perfect pen that goes by the bizarre name of a Rotring Tikky Graphic with a 0.2mm nib.

With its bizarre name, the wine is something of an anomaly in conservative South Africa, but as one winemaker put it, "If anyone was going to do it, it would be Charles Back".

However, the moment Ashley added his own Sports Direct brand name as a prefix to the club's stadium, St James Parkk – to create the bizarre name of SportsDirect.com@StJames'Park for the club's home, removing the old, iconic lettering in the process – may have been the lowest moment of his stewardship.

We used to mount elaborate games with bizarre names like Investment Opportunities in Zimbabwe.

This can give proceedings in which forfeiture orders are contested bizarre names such as United States v $10,500 in U.S. Currency or State of New Jersey v One 1990 Ford Thunderbird.

There are other bizarre names that fail to follow even this logic: sweetbreads are neither sweet nor bread, nor do they substitute for bread in any dish.

One way the Aussies have fought back is with bizarre names, no doubt in the hopes of catching attention on the shelves.

In a nutshell, he said, Danish law stipulates that boys and girls must have different names, first names cannot also be last names, and bizarre names are O.K. so long as they are "common".