Sentence examples for bizarre number from inspiring English sources
I flipped from a bizarre number about a woman falling way too in love with a wolf to a documentary about competitive endurance tickling.
A bizarre number of Fall members seem to have come from the same 500 square yards in Prestwich/Salford, or Smith's local, the George, before it was knocked down.
My experience was that I found myself repeatedly frustrated by the People hub's pretence at updating, the lack of functionality inside the corral of that hub (especially compared to native apps on other platforms for Twitter or LinkedIn), and the bizarre number of unintuitive hoops one has to jump through just to post a message on a social network.
Wines in the United States are taxed in a bizarre number of ways that change in every state, and then still vary by factors such as alcohol level and type.
The film didn't initially do well for 20th Century Fox, but it has since developed a cult following and a bizarre number of similarities between its fictional world and the current political climate.
No, I'm not talking about stroke lines, I'm talking about the bizarre numbers that you could dial to plug you into the life of the party, a scary story, or the most hype rapper's personal life.
Actually, Hugh, it means that people have a strange and abiding love for ABBA and Meryl Streep, but either way it was no excuse for you to launch into yet another bizarre dance number full of such chestnuts as "Top Hat, White Tie and Tails" and "Somewhere". Now I'm sorry, but didn't we decide, like as a nation, that Big Dance numbers were a blight on the Oscars telecast?
It's these two guys who work in a zoo, and there are all these bizarre musical numbers and animals that talk, and lots of flights of fantasy.
Even "Wanna Be Starting Something," one of Jackson's most propulsive songs, was squandered on a bizarre rainforest-type number in which dancers seemed to be dressed as salad.
Who really wants this? "I'm sure they both do, but it's bizarre seeing the number of unforced errors.
Update: A bizarre (ie nonzero) number of people are suggesting in comments that America's first-past-the-post system makes a viable third party impossible.
