Sentence examples for bizarre project from inspiring English sources
Another series film, The Falcon Strikes Back (1943), followed, and then his luck turned; he was asked to take over direction - from Irving Reis - of a bizarre project entitled Hitler's Children, a hectoring, anti-fascist movie which became the first of Dmytryk's works to reflect his passionate leftwing views.
Their most bizarre project was an alleged plot to buy a Russian navy submarine to sneak South American cocaine up the west coast of the United States to San Francisco.What the case shows, the agents say, is that Russian mafiosi--police like to call them "Redfellas --have quietly established a beachhead in south FloRedfellas --haveme to oRedfellas --haveangs from Jamaica, Colombia and Italy.
"I fell into some of the neatest and most bizarre projects".
The Seoul race is the latest in a series of bizarre projects Johnson has been involved in.
This elegant dance routine on a football pitch, controlled by a woman in the Goodyear blimp, was visually ravishing (Isaac Mizrahi designed the costumes, another instance of Barney managing to involve heavy hitters in these crazily ambitious and bizarre projects) but also eerie.
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Her live show was one of the most incredible spectacles I've ever seen, featuring non-stop dancing, bizarre projected visuals, and a creepy guy in a bear suit who danced around maniacally whenever Kyary changed outfits, one of which was a hot-pink dress spotted with bleeding eyeballs.
The Labour party endorsed this bizarre career project by its silence.
It was in 1986, for her film debut, Under the Cherry Moon, a bizarre vanity project starring the diminutive artist formerly known (and now indeed known again) as Prince.
But the pop star has recently thrown her weight behind the self-professed "grandmother of performance art", Serbian artist Marina Abramovic, by appearing nude for a bizarre fundraising project.
Not discussed was a bizarre building project slated to open in that near-future year: The Arab businessman Saeed Al Ghandi plans to recreate France's third largest city, Lyon, at an as-yet-unidentified location in Dubai.
