Sentence examples for eerie timing from inspiring English sources
"Eerie timing!" White wrote.
Newcastle's historic city swimming pool closed in August 2013 with eerie timing: it was precisely a year since the elite swimming competition at the London Olympics, whose backers promised that the entire country would benefit and a generation would be inspired to do more sport.
To discuss: The eerie timing and circumstances of the death of Jimi Heselden, the British millionaire who owns the Segway company, who died on Sunday by driving his Segway off a cliff just two days before a report in the Annals of Emergency Medicine documented the severity of Segway accidents.
Besides the eerie timing, Wednesday's plant fire and explosion and the Texas City disaster had the same cause in common: chemical fertilizer.
On Monday, with almost eerie timing, a pipeline in the western Canadian province of Saskatchewan leaked 52,834 gallons of oil on tribal lands, precisely illustrating the fears of protesters on the U.S. side of the border. .
[C5.] Eerie Timing of Book Leads to a Plea on the Internet For Chris Cleave, a British writer, July 7, 2005, will mark the bizarre convergence of two events: the deadly terrorist attack in London and the debut of his first novel, "Incendiary" -- a story of a deadly terrorist attack in London.
"LAST FLIGHT TO ABUJA", a Nigerian film about an airplane disaster, had an eerie sense of timing.
The timing felt eerie: attacks began on July 4th, Independence Day.Neither country is a stranger to cyberwarfare.
Mr. Daugherty's music, imbued with a wry sense of timing and eerie references to the past, is a sort of collage, though he loathes the term (along with "postmodern") for its implied sterility and lack of integrity.
The timing here is a little eerie, given it's exactly one year after the great #TheDress debacle of 2015.
I have heard the sound many times before during performances at the Public Theater, but on this occasion the timing was so precise that it added an eerie frisson of verisimilitude to the moment.
