Sentence examples for bizarrely put from inspiring English sources

He was deputy director of communications in the White House, then briefly, and bizarrely, put in charge of policy planning at the State Department.

Lopez put the struggling visitors ahead when he bizarrely put the ball into his own net from an Eagles set-piece.

Their surreptitious efforts came to blazing light when the chairman of the St . Croix County Republican Party Jesse Garza, bizarrely put it all on the record in an email.

Having bizarrely spurned the seat on the Security Council that Saudi diplomats had worked for years to secure, and even more bizarrely put out that the reason was disgust with Obama over Syria, the Riyadh regime is now circulating a proposed General Assembly resolution to condemn Assad's for war crimes and gross violations of human rights.

Aside from suspicion falling on Russia, various entities have also claimed or implied responsibility for the attack, including a hacking group called the New World Hackers and — bizarrely — WikiLeaks, which put out a (perhaps joke) tweet suggesting some of its supporters might be involved.

mode and raised doubts about the memos, CBS and Rather dug in their heels, even as the ground was crumbling under them, and put out a bizarrely defensive statement saying, "Contrary to some rumors, no internal investigation is underway at CBS News nor is one planned".

Wendelstein 7-X's bizarrely shaped components must be put together with millimeter precision.

Furlong then put together another bizarrely selected group of Czech video game producers, a former Delta Group commander, and a host of various "contractors" who set up shop at a luxurious Turkish-built camp near the Kabul airport complete with a full bar and a palm-tree-decorated swimming pool.

And so they put in place the kind of bizarrely high targets that prompted those "rogue" employees to begin opening fake accounts.

Having become the first Serbian man to win at the All England Club, to add to his two Australian Open titles, a shocked Djokovic seemed uncertain on how to celebrate, opting to bizarrely pick some grass off the court and put it into his mouth.

The prosecutor claims that this secret society put its seditious purpose down on paper, but bizarrely admits that these "documents" have now been destroyed.