Sentence examples for bizarre voyages from inspiring English sources
He also wrote the theme to Late Night with Conan O'Brien and starred in the show Fishing with John, where he went on bizarre voyages with people like Tom Waits, Dennis Hopper, and Willem Dafoe.
In Flight of the Storks, a change in migratory patterns led to a bizarre voyage of destiny, ending in colonial rapacity and bad science that recalled the gothic surrealism of George Franju's horror film Les Yeux Sans Visage.
It's a bizarre holiday concept - a long voyage to take in a few reefs and largely uninhabited rocks, many miles out to sea.
Knowing the conclusion that Darwin eventually reaches as he ponders the bizarre creatures of the islands makes 'The Voyage' suspenseful reading.
They too can be relied upon to prove, yet again, that mankind's first form of aviation is still the most bizarre, uncomformist and improbable style of aerial voyaging yet devised.
Inside Mt. Prometheus, the Jules Verne setting is fleshed out, with a 20,000 Leagues attraction that uncovers a bizarre undersea world (and no relation to the Submarine Voyage of old) and a counter-service restaurant in a cave outfitted as a geothermal station.
Either that, or it is a bizarre coincidence that the main celebration of Zheng's first voyage took place on the very day after Condoleezza Rice, the American secretary of state, left Beijing.
Way, way better is the latest single from The Emperor Machine, "The TV Extra Band" / "Bloody Hell", a demented, double-sided Doomsday disco voyage orchestrated by synth sage Andy Meecham (the Chicken Lips / Bizarre Inc. guy).
In a brief voyage through virtual reality, black sulfide smoke belches from cracks on the sea floor and supports bizarre forms of life that require no sunlight.
