Sentence examples for for something entirely different from inspiring English sources

They're looking for something entirely different.

Then the organization became known for something entirely different: innovation.

Or would she be signing up for something entirely different?

"Of course we were hoping for something entirely different.

But in a few decades, it might be known for something entirely different: being the Hong Kong of the West.

For something entirely different, though, try Jackie and the Beanstalk at the Macrobert in Stirling, a production that slays the old panto stereotypes as much as giants.

But what the Padres are really paying him for is something entirely different.

Having it all for her means something entirely different, as it does for many women, even those with children".

Perhaps their sensitivity relates to their fear that people will catch on to what Patrick Sullivan has called the "condescension" of the ruling class, who insist on one sort of education for their own kids and something entirely different for everyone else's children.

Though she thinks she's interviewing for a secretarial position, something entirely different is on offer for Catrin.

By the time CBS broadcast the show on Nov. 12, along with a news account of the experiments that appeared in that morning's New York Times, West's professed desire for openness looked like something entirely different: a bid to leverage "me too" publicity for his otherwise unknown company.