Sentence examples for find something odd from inspiring English sources

If managers find something odd, they investigate.

Seven astronauts, working on a battered space tug that is apparently commercially owned, touch down on another planet, find something odd for the boffins back home, bring it back into the ship and are faced with an ever-growing monster.

It can take a few hours to scan your entire system and Domas is even offering to look over anomalous logs so let him know if you find something odd.

2. Rebels found something odd in Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's abandoned compound.

Examining the genetic makeup of three species, the scientists found something odd.

In the fall of 2000, Walter DeNino was comparing measurements in some data Poehlman had given him when he found something odd.

When I recorded and typed up any conversation, I found something odd: points that sounded perfectly clear when you heard them being spoken often don't translate to the page.

That means the size and brightness of the explosion is more or less the same in every type 1a supernova.Darker stillWhen the researchers started looking at their results, they found something odd.

A few weeks ago, the seven members of the New York City Board of Education found something odd in their mailboxes: three Wallace Stevens poems, courtesy of Harold O. Levy, the interim schools chancellor.

In 2005, Dr. Simonsen, who was then at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Md., published a paper in The Archives of Internal Medicine that found something odd: even though the percentage of older people who got an annual flu shot more than tripled from 1980 to 2001, there was no corresponding drop in the death rate.

But the British researchers found something odd in the data: almost all of the increase was in diagnoses of the earliest stage of the disease, where it is difficult, and sometimes impossible, to tell a malignant lesion from a melanocytic nevus, a type of benign mole.