Sentence examples for bizarrely that from inspiring English sources

Bizarrely, that country now has more guards than convicts.

Bizarrely, that is precisely what Team Spinks had chosen to usher their entrance moments earlier.

Bizarrely, that means if you go on a day trip to France you must get the animal treated the day before you leave the UK.

It is impossible to blank it out, yet bizarrely, that room, the plot's master room, is set way back, presumably to provide for the nonexistent bicycles, concealed up front.

Again, it is safety that is the supposed issue, although bizarrely, that same institution seems to have no difficulty in inviting Milo Yiannopoulos to speak, a rightwing commentator who has publicly argued that trans people are mentally ill, and suggested that rape culture does not exist.

Bizarrely, that's an ideal state for a tale which begins with a grandfather determined to read a proper story to a similarly sickly boy.

And, bizarrely, imitations that are more expensive than the real ones: In 2007, Anya Hindmarch sold canvas totes that said "I'm Not a Plastic Bag" for $15.

But, bizarrely enough, that's one reason why two-a-days performing two-a-days performingsun-up and sun-down—should be incredible alluring.

Viv was ready with an answer that time and to each of the bizarrely specific questions that would follow.

There is no grand, starry entrance waiting at the top of that bizarrely wide stairway.

6.56pm: "Thank you Barclay card," says Jools to bizarrely wild applause that goes on for ages.