Sentence examples for doing this strange from inspiring English sources

So I was, for like 45 minutes, doing this strange noise.

"She was doing this strange belly dance and fell on me," Mr. Gracia said.

My son is doing this strange thing where I think he's trying to dislodge a booger stuck from his nose, forcing out air again and again through his nostrils.

That gives the impression you are not serious about what you are doing.' Once you understand these cultural differences, you learn how to explain things in a different way, so they can see why you are insisting on doing this strange thing that seems wrong to them.

They do this strange dance with their hands behind their backs, standing off him.

The lighting changes, silhouetting them against the backdrop as they do this strange, mannered hand dance.

"In which box does this strange artist belong?" Ms. Müller-Westermann said of reactions to af Klint's works.

But why do so many of us take delight in terror and when does this strange proclivity develop?

So how on earth did this strange, foreign concoction come to be recognized abroad as the culinary classic of Hunan?

Portishead Dummy (1994) Dummy would become a byword for a certain type of middle-class dinner party, which does this strange, sad album an immense disservice.

Shakespeare does this strange thing of sticking to the story for the first two acts, then makes Lear go mad in a storm.