Sentence examples for freaks from from inspiring English sources

Gin! Vodka!" He told me that "Crash freaks" from, say, the Sorbonne would visit him expecting to find a miasma of lysergic-acid and child abuse.

We are the Freaks, from writer-director Justin Edgar, is set in the 90s and looks at first as if it is going to satirise these 90s cliches.

The fearless freaks from Oklahoma are offering fans the chance to have their names included on a new track lasting six whole hours, all in the name of charity.

A new weapon causes people to sprout cricket ball-sized boils that ooze green puss; they look like freaks from The Hills Have Eyes or an early Peter Jackson movie.

Arbus, who famously photographed American outsiders and eccentrics, including so-called freaks from carnival shows, also described the lure of the camera thus: "I always thought of photography as a naughty thing to do... when I first did it I felt very perverse".

Carnivàle casting directors John Papsodera and Wendy O'Brien already had experience in casting freaks from previous projects.

"I was a Mattingly freak from '84 to '94," he said.

That summer was when Chic released Le Freak, from their second album C'est Chic.

The recorded sound resembles one track, "The Sublime Freak," from Lightning Bolt's 2009 album, "Earthly Delights".

One critic wrote that I looked like "a waylaid side-show freak from a road-tour production of 'Aida.' " He was right.

"Sometimes we have people come in and say, 'I don't want any Felix Unger types,' " said Michael Santomauro, the company's founder, speaking about the nit-picky neat-freak from the old television show.