Sentence examples for for some extraordinary from inspiring English sources

"After about three years, for some extraordinary reason, they asked me out to lunch," she later recalled.

I'm indebted to Harvey Cole, an economic and development consultant and former leader of Hampshire County Council, for some extraordinary figures.

At the same time, the Wheelers, in revolt against the suburbs, against conformity, against playing it safe, believe that they are marked for some extraordinary destiny.

It took 16 months for the Met to conclude that there was no corroborative evidence to support lurid, horrific and, for some, extraordinary murder allegations from a single witness.

Senior officers will be asked to explain why it took 16 months to conclude there was no corroborative evidence to support lurid, horrific and, for some, extraordinary murder allegations from a single witness.

Two exuberant female dancers rush on stage and Maal joins them for some extraordinary leaping and high-kicking routines that would be impressive in a man half his age (he's in his early 50s).

Winfrey is known not only for her revealing sit-down interviews with politicians, musicians and actors, but also for rocking some extraordinary hairstyles.

The job he has set for himself includes some extraordinary feats.

"We've been the BBC's main agency for the last five years and produced some extraordinary advertising for them.

Gannett, the giant media company, reported a 21 drop in profit for the quarter, including some extraordinary charges related to early retirement and pension payments.

Rates are being cut and entitlement denied, both through a harsh new medical test for disabled people, and some extraordinary sharp-elbowed practices directed towards unemployed people.