Sentence examples for bizarre trick from inspiring English sources

Her run on point was fluent; we saw it many times, as we did Grigorovich's bizarre trick in duets of making his ballerina press her cheek to her extended calf.

Virginia Woolf knew him (and witnessed his bizarre trick of diving naked into a river and emerging with an erection) and said he would have been a great Labour politician – presumably in cabinet with his friend Hugh Dalton in 1945.

It's a bizarre trick; imagine erasing the hero from "King Lear," leaving nothing but squabbling brothers and sisters and an old guy strapped to a chair, scared of losing his eyes.

When it came to me, it seemed inevitable; in fact, like an oversight that, through some bizarre trick of the mind, I had actually written but simply forgotten to include in the manuscript.

These intracellular bacteria spread from insect mothers to their offspring and play some bizarre tricks on their hosts' sex lives.

There's performing bizarre tricks for literal peanuts, and if you don't do what you're told, your trainer might just whack you on the head with a bullhook a long, sharp-ended implement traditionally used to keep elephants under control.

We know that Anaxilaus wrote a work entitled Paignia ("tricks"), which seems to have consisted of some rather bizarre conjuring tricks for parties.

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Bill Belichick then ordered a bizarre drop-kick trick play on the kickoff.

In the last year, American politics has turned into the greatest, darkest show on Earth, with Trump the largest, angriest bear turning increasingly bizarre and dangerous tricks, his audience recoiling but unable to look away.

Blindfolds, gags and mock burials follow in tricks and bizarre challenges that seek to eliminate a contestant each week until one victim is left standing.