Sentence examples for bizarre pair from inspiring English sources

The brainchild of Google, Glass looks like a rather bizarre pair of glasses, but is in fact a mini display screen mounted in a flexible frame that also incorporates a camera, a microphone and a computer.

Step forward the bizarre pair called Major, two women who are asked by the seemingly gender-blind Walsh, "You are two girls, yeah?" They shout their way through Icona Pop's "I Love It", a rendition described by Cowell as akin to experiencing hell.

Then we have 28 poems addressed to a mistress, the so-called "Dark Lady" (the number 28 might echo the menses, which would fit with the poems' barely disguised obsession with the uncleanliness of women's bodies), and then a bizarre pair of poems to close with.

The oldest known flying vertebrate glided on a bizarre pair of wings, according to a study of exquisitely preserved fossils published in tomorrow's issue of Science.* All other known flying animals, such as gliding lizards and birds and bats, have wings adapted from ribs or forelimbs.

Closing loopholes was a bizarre pairing with cutting off funding for PBS, and didn't make sense over-all.

It might seem a bizarre pairing, but we typically read from The Stranger, by Albert Camus, and then Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn.

Yep, they can get as bizarre as pairing bad guys with good guys!

Forget about Batman and Superman: this is the really freaky pairing: a real-life meeting in 1970, immortalised in a famously bizarre formal handshake photo.

One of the things that is bizarre about the pair's relationship is that for a long time no one at the school raises questions about Gilbert's decidedly unusual interest in the girl.

As it is, you hopscotch themes, with variants of tone, including the majestic — as in "Counsel" (1982), a large, densely brushed canvas, held out from the wall by steel fasteners — and the bizarre, as in "Pair Navigation" (1984/2002), which incorporates a painting on fibreglass mounted, horizontally, on a table-like, wood-and-metal structure that projects from the wall.

One day after Quinn made a pair of bizarre gaffes on Governor's Day at the Springfield, Ill.