Sentence examples for eccentric winter from inspiring English sources

The Summer Olympics are the extravagant, more celebrated cousin of the cozy, eccentric Winter Games, which embrace a sport like curling, perhaps best described as boccie on ice with a broom.

Greater total power output was associated with the 30% 1RM condition for both the eccentric (25 48%) and concentric (40 69%) phases.

The Chalk Garden Donmar Warehouse, WC2 Wonderful revival of Enid Bagnold's eccentric 1956 family melodrama.

There is no Ross Perot doing that job as the Texas billionaire did with his chart talks during his eccentric 1992 presidential campaign.

Significantly (p< 0.05) greater total time under tension during the eccentric (41 53%) and concentric phases (27 31%) was observed for the 30% 1RM condition compared to the other two conditions.

As chief of medical operations for Biosphere 2, the eccentric 1990's experiment in living within a self-contained ecosystem, Dr. Walford and seven researchers involuntarily practiced calorie restriction for about two years after food grew scarce inside their desert bubble.

In his masterly, if eccentric, 1990 biography, Peter Ackroyd insisted that Dickens never consummated his relationship with Ternan, and that the arrangement was entirely platonic — this in spite of evidence that Dickens, the father of 10 children with a wife whom he didn't particularly care for, was as energetic about sex as he was about everything else.

Germaine Greer presents a profile of eccentric 1970s rock icon Frank Zappa.

OVPF was set-up in the aftermath of the eccentric 1977 eruption whose lavas inundated the village of Piton Sainte Rose (Fig. 1b).

The interior design is a bit eccentric; Christmas lights cover the walls and a soundtrack of old-timey jazz plays as you eat.

It was 2016 and the new brand was Hippeas, a chickpea-based extruded (puffed) snack with insanely engaging you-can't-miss-it packaging graphics, a lovably eccentric 1960s vibe, and tasty product.