Sentence examples for doing something odd from inspiring English sources

He was listening to Hot Chocolate and doing something odd with his hands, roaring: "HA! HA! HA! I'M DOING THE HITCH HIKING DANCE!" He said I should come round to his flat the next day and he would cook tea for me.

You might think, as she sometimes did, that he was doing something odd in there, but who would have guessed the real oddness of it — that he could not see what he was doing at all.

Mr. Sokolov, no less than Gould, can be utterly persuasive in doing something odd, as in his performance of the Sarabande in detached notes, an idea he makes beautiful and moving.

So spotting when an IoT device is doing something odd or bad is a case of identifying deviation from the normal behavior for that particular device.

Follow-up communication via updates and email is key and doing something odd and wonderful with your product after funding is over is also important.

I can't tell if there's a tourbillon in there but I suspect they're doing something odd with the balance wheel regardless.

And then Furyk did something odd.

When she won, she did something odd: nothing.

"Sam gave me lots of freedom to do something odd, which is where I'm happiest.

Updated, Bartleby (Crispin Glover) is an office clerk who does something odd.

Irving did something odd recently by declaring his belief that the Earth is flat.