Sentence examples for bizarre outbreaks from inspiring English sources
All sorts of bizarre outbreaks already in play: diseases no one had names for, zoonotics by the pound.
On 12 November 1916, a bizarre outbreak of mass hysteria produced 800 simultaneous sightings of Chaplin across America.
In another episode in late 2001, several national groups saw a bizarre outbreak of rashes among school children.
"Or, to be more precise, you have to understand how they are dying from a bizarre viral outbreak that has been raging for the past 150 years or so".
As bodies pile up along the Côte d'Opale, we're treated to pratfalls, malapropisms, bizarre cattle mutilations and outbreaks of corpsing by a cast who seem to be having a rare old time.
That until there's an outbreak of bizarre broccoli-based hyperinflation or a militia of paleo-diet-crazed oligarchs sieze control of the world's cauliflower supply, there's no way that anything you can feed to a pig could be more expensive than something you can buy in PC World.
Consider the bizarre events of the 1962 outbreak of contagious laughter in Tanganyika (now Tanzania).
Their brilliant and bizarre slapstick may well cause an outbreak of fastidious discontent from those who would prefer tasteful fictions resembling the other screenplay-seminar offerings, or middlebrow documentaries comfortingly restating what their bien-pensant target audiences knew already.
But perhaps the most bizarre items are anti-bacterial plastic maracas for that germ-free salsa experience.A big outbreak of food poisoning last year has caused the sales of such goods to soar.
