Sentence examples for bizarre sight from inspiring English sources
It was truly a bizarre sight.
There is a bizarre sight on Sky digital TV.
"There could not be a more bizarre sight... .. he began.
It makes him look a bizarre sight as he delivers the ball.
That led to the utterly bizarre sight of Republicans attacking McCaskill for supporting their candidate.
British teaching assistant Ellie Long caught the bizarre sight on video while driving along with her family in the UAE.
The end of the drinking ban must have created bizarre sights, to judge from newspaper headlines.
It ostensibly describes the downstream journey of a vessel that has lost its haulers, its rudder, its anchor, wandering to and fro and witnessing bizarre sights en route to nowhere in particular.
She also tries to link Baum to historical events and to the strong personalities (P. T. Barnum), bizarre sights (Barnum's Gen. Tom Thumb, possible progenitor to the Oz Munchkins) and brand-new inventions (from photography to electricity) that fired his imagination.
One of the most bizarre sights outside the ground a little later was two lads trying to carry one of the advertising boards that had been at the side of the pitch - it was long and it was evidently heavy because of the problems they were having attempting to move it.
In one of the more bizarre sights of these Games, and in accordance with the tradition of the annual event which dates back to 1860, winner Luckman was carried to the medal ceremony in a Sedan chair by his opponents, including Patel and silver medallist Jim Paton of Canada.
