Sentence examples for bizarre spell from inspiring English sources

It's a mark of how fast you fall under the bizarre spell of this book that it never once occurred to me to wonder whether there might be a more straightforward middle way.

"You dig yourself a hole, and when you get out of that hole, you fall right back in," the former UCLA forward said of a bizarre spell early in the second half when three goals were scored in five minutes.

Peace's The Damned Utd is the story of Brian Clough's bizarre and dysfunctional spell managing Leeds United in 1974 for just 44 days: the forthcoming film version is to star Michael Sheen as Clough himself.

(You have to accustom yourself to her bizarre stabs at spelling and punctuation; these letters were written at top speed, meant only for her nearest and dearest).

With more fog disruption expected on Monday, the UK could be in for a continued spell of bizarre weather.

His bizarre acting choice (long spells of raspy whispering punctuated by random shouting) actually boomerangs around and becomes kind of magnificent.

One look at the picture of those unsmiling faces and most concluded that the obsession with spelling bees was bizarre.

And then Channel Four's Crazy About One Direction glorified their very existence: girls as old as 19 sat cross-legged on their childhood beds spelling out their (increasingly bizarre) fantasies.

I find it absolutely bizarre," said Clarkson, who spent a brief spell in charge as joint-caretaker manager following Jan Molby's departure to Hull City in March 2002.

The spelling of English is a bizarre mishmash, no doubt about it.

There were some bizarre early edits of something called "Easting Clubs," the spelling mistake ("Easting" for "Eating") surviving for several edits.