Sentence examples for for something unusual from inspiring English sources

His Grief Is the Thing With Feathers is the most exquisite little flight of a story captured between hardback covers, and its appearance has been crafted to show us that we are in for something unusual.

I knew we that we were in for something unusual when the traffic on Highway 101 came to a dead standstill a mile before the turnoff to the San Mateo County Fairgrounds.

An enquiry at the tourist office for "something unusual" leads us to the headquarters of the medieval order of crossbowmen, a surreal mix of weaponry, heraldry and archive photos of Rab in the 1930s.

They could look at all of Mr. Lanza's genes, searching for something unusual like gene duplications or deletions or unexpected mutations, or they might determine the sequence of his entire genome, the genes and the vast regions of DNA that are not genes, in an extended search for aberrations that could determine which genes are active and how active they are.

Whether it's with a deal for something unusual, such as fire dancing classes, or a marketing.

It pays to scout a few places and look for something unusual or out of the way, which tends to cost less.

But then, for once, something unusual happens: Dinah Shore, whose talk show Bill is idly watching as he mechanically shovels his food, invites the young comedian Garry Shandling to the stage.

Celina Sotomayor put great stress on the value of education; she bought the Encyclopædia Britannica for her children, something unusual in the housing projects.

As shoppers hunt for holiday bargains this season, they may find something unusual for sale at the mall: Obamacare.

Certainly, the company's reputation for solid products didn't hurt when it did something unusual for tech companies these days: It went public.

Sometime in 2002, a manager at I.B.M., which was working on a large project to wire New York City schools for the Internet, noticed something unusual about payments the company was making for some workers.