Sentence examples for bizarre use from inspiring English sources
He's a writer with a gift that he bends to bizarre use, ignoring easy fixes, making the reader's experience generally exhausting.
The clever-but-tragic hash tags, not to mention the truly bizarre use of the word "famous," illuminates the problem much better than anything else in Weinergate.
He mentions the bizarre use of the term "sex scandals" for such incidents as Tailhook decades ago and the recent accusations that Bob Filner, the mayor of San Diego, groped women around him, among other offenses.
Perhaps the most bizarre use of Hurricanes was as "Hurricats," launched by rocket-powered catapult from merchant ships on one-way missions to defend North Atlantic convoys from German patrol bombers.
Don Foster, a veteran Lib Dem MP who advises the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, informally on media issues, called on the attorney general to block the "extremely bizarre" use of the act.
As a senior Liberal Democrat called on the attorney general to block the "extremely bizarre" use of the act, Grant warned that police were turning on the "goodies" after Scotland Yard applied for an order under the 1989 act to require the Guardian to identify its sources on phone hacking.
Dylan certainly would have known at 20 that the Café Bizarre "used to be Aaron Burr's livery stable" -- that is the first thing anyone who played the club remembers about it.
Other, more bizarre, uses have included assisting in the demise of al-Mustaʿṣim, Baghdad's last caliph who in 1258 was wrapped in a carpet and beaten to death and dramatically enhancing Cleopatra's introduction to Julius Caesar, when she stepped out of an unrolled rug.
There were bizarre commercials using film made to look old, in which an actor impersonated Sanders.
The bizarre DVDs used the Pink Panther cartoon character to lay claim to the nine Doner murders.
Over a 16-year career, Mr. Herbert has made provocative and sometimes bizarre music using noises he collects himself, often related to food and the body.
