Sentence examples for bizarre ones from inspiring English sources

Why Haribo has kept gummies that look like teeth away from Americans is a mystery -- and there's of plenty of other bizarre ones in the full story on Thrillist.com!

Keep a trill fingering chart handy, in case you come across one of the more bizarre ones and can't remember the fingering.

The really bizarre ones -- like a Dalmatian in a pink bikini sitting on a garbage can and drinking a beer, it might be a cell-phone holder -- can make your head spin... who in what country thought this would be the kind of product an American would buy for 99 cents, and how did they conclude that?

He added, "We have come to expect not only false and irresponsible charges concerning David Chang, but increasingly bizarre ones".

But trend spotting gets more difficult when the items are bizarre ones, and there are certainly plenty of those.

There are lovely verbs like sara, "to set out at night"; comical ones like tabaadawa, "to pose as a Bedouin"; and simply bizarre ones like dabiba, "to abound in lizards".

His programming is bracingly offbeat, bordering on the bizarre; one forthcoming concert will bring together, for presumably the first and last time, Wagner's Centennial March, Carlos Chávez's "Sinfonia India," and Beethoven's "Eroica".

There are a few exceptions, including one particularly bizarre one: "Letters sent by a private friend in his way, journey or travel, to be delivered by him to the person to whom they are directed, without hire, reward or other profit or advantages for receiving, carrying or delivering them".

BOBCATS 109, LAKERS 89 Gerald Wallace had 20 points and 11 rebounds as host Charlotte dominated one of the more bizarre one-sided matchups in the N.B.A.

The result is a somewhat bizarre one.

It's a complete coincidence, albeit a quite bizarre one".