Sentence examples for bizarrely above from inspiring English sources
Beecher used the fossils he gathered to solve the mysteries of trilobite anatomy; the animals had long, thin antennae, dozens of jointed legs, and, most bizarrely, above each leg an armlike appendage that they used to breathe.
A young man with curly red hair gazed at her — or through her — all the way from the floor above, and she wondered, bizarrely, if he was the person she was waiting for.
Past 4,000 metres above sea-level, bizarrely, the earth seems terribly close to the surface.
Bizarrely, the giant replica bottle above the original Bacardi rum complex has survived.
The above free image, bizarrely titled "wife," is an indicator.
Blake illustrated the lengthy work himself, and the images run the gamut from bizarrely captivating to just plain weird (see above).
Bizarrely, however, the corona — the outer atmosphere far above the sun's surface — is hotter by a thousandfold, even in the absence of solar flares.
A BNP election broadcast bizarrely superimposed a jar of the pungent breakfast spread above an image of Mr Griffin.
Unfortunately, the two bolded words in the quote above were actually the opposite in LaHood's bizarrely dramatic "teaser" for his forthcoming personal story, brought to you from the people behind Vaxxed.
Yet even as he spoke, only the East was cold — the West was bizarrely warm, and most of the rest of the planet was above average, too.
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