Sentence examples for day of strange from inspiring English sources

By this afternoon, after a day of strange calm, Labour networks had worked the phones and were worried.

Jean piled into a van with four other teenagers from group homes yesterday for a day of strange celebrity sponsored by Heart Gallery NYC, a nonprofit group that aims to find homes for foster children who are hard to place because of age or disability.

There was a day of strange sleep on a string bed in the hut of two tribals before I was pedaled by a 13-year-old over half a mile of dirt road to a spot 15 feet from a Naxalite squad, only to be sent back.

By B. J.M. Fletcher and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 26 , 1951P. 17 Our brooding on taxicab design is a mark of the unstable mind... Just as we dream of a cab with a door more than 39 inches high, so Jeremyn Peagrim, the coachsmith, in his day, dreamed of strange, new forms.

Take the opening lines of "The Sea": They departed, the gods, on the day of the strange tide.

I have remained enthusiastic about these writers since then, and their work still reminds me to this day of that strange year in my life.

This week, the memories of that day – of those strange seconds in limbo between celebration and disaster – came flooding back as I finally made the trip to see the remains of Rana Plaza for myself.

Highlights include works by Long Island filmmakers on Wednesday; the New York debut of "Strange Fruit," on Thursday; "Hellbent," on Friday; "The 24th Day," on Nov. 13; and "A Touch of Pink," on Nov. 14.

3rd, a Sunday, some sort of strange, gentle, super-chilled rain came down over a large part of western New York.

Between the Ears (Radio 3, Saturday), the series of strange sonic adventures, returned to radio over the weekend.

'Creepy Creatures Weekend' (Saturday and Sunday) Gardens are full of strange things that crawl and strange things that fly, and what better time to celebrate them than the month of Halloween?