They wore facemasks, goggles, and saran wrap, which have become the uniform of choice for this movement, dubbed the Umbrella Revolution for the unconventional use of umbrellas to shield demonstrators from tear gas.
He finds unconventional uses for apps like Snapchat, Facebook Live, and 360 video for telling serious news stories, most of which are viewed on small screens.
It kicked off with a brutal but inventive assassination in a plush London hotel dining room (prize for best unconventional use of bread tongs in a mini-series), leaving two children blood-spattered and orphaned.
Mies van der Rohe was noted for his unconventional use of materials.
He commonly wrote for unconventional instruments (using the accordion, Cuban drums, cimbalom, or kamāncheh [a Persian spike fiddle], for example, with Western orchestral instruments), and he sometimes used sampled and amplified sounds.
The task is made difficult, in part, by differing definitions and data collection practices for unconventional drilling used in the states.
Barbara Brown, of Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, "has discovered an unconventional use for her large salad bowl: a cookbook stand".
The Social Network poster was the work of Neil Kellerhouse, the go-to graphic designer for Steven Soderbergh and David Fincher, noted for his minimalist technique and unconventional use of type.
One of these was in 1925 26 when, thanks to the financial support of an industrialist, he built at Pessac, near Bordeaux, a workers' city of 40 houses in the style of the Citrohan House; the scorn for local tradition and the unconventional use of colour provoked hostility on the part of municipal authorities, who refused to provide a public water supply.
It's hard to say whether Emily Dickinson, whose work is known for its macabre themes and unconventional use of language, would've been a fan of emojis.
HAVE you found cooking uses for unconventional tools or ways to put kitchen equipment through some unusual paces?
