Sentence examples for bizarre rules from inspiring English sources

For the most part, however, the gowns exist in a separate universe, one governed by its own bizarre rules.

She's from the Orthodox Jewish community, a world brimming with seemingly bizarre rules and restrictions, like not being able to put on make-up on the Sabbath.

They will be all the more difficult to comply with because of bizarre rules meaning NGOs campaigning together could be jointly liable for each other's costs.

Daventry's proposed poop scoop rule is just one example of how councils are using PSPOs to introduce seemingly bizarre rules and criminalise behaviour.

Because the bank has already taken that write-down, the bizarre rules of Wall Street accounting mean anything above that price earned in a sale to, say, Warner Music or K.K.R., would turn into a gain for Citi.

For the men — construction workers, janitors, supermarket stockers — the Flamingo may be an antidote to loneliness, an opportunity to press against soft skin, but for many of the dancers, the club is an out-of-kilter world with bizarre rules.

Nothing reveals the deeply silly, very male, James Bond mentality of the officers than this bizarre rule.

According to a bizarre rule of the $3 billion Russian bond, Ukraine's debt-to-GDP ratio cannot exceed 60%.

There is a pocket of Manhattan where a bizarre rule of thumb has emerged in recent weeks: coming home to your apartment and finding Vaseline smeared on your peephole is good news.

But Darnah offers a more complex reality: a mélange where secular currents are intersecting with religious ones, drawn together by nationalist opposition to Colonel Qaddafi's four decades of often bizarre rule.

This bizarre rule gained national attention in February, when University of Minnesota wrestler Joel Bauman alleged he lost his playing eligibility for selling a song under his own name.