Sentence examples for freaky events from inspiring English sources
There are groups like NYC Resistor, the Startup Guild (cheap plug), and all the freaky events run by FirstMark.
The third act is the world's end itself: a woozy, dreamy, freaky event which is brilliant in its preposterous way, though it is odd that no one considers it necessary to turn on the TV news.
Game 2 against the Penguins had no surprises, no fluky bounces or freaky turns of events the way Game 1 did.
He added that the flyers, which billed the event as "Freaky Friday," noted that there was a cover charge.
Saturday, 6pm, BBC1, 7pm, Five TV The Rotters' Club Freaky times on the event horizon... Jonathan Coe's ode to growing up in the 1970s comes to TV, in a three-parter full of union debates, prog-rock and flarey-nice details.
Spielberg stages one of these events as a cross between a rock concert gone mad and a freaky W.W.F.
Not as freaky or as streaky as the 30-year-old Swedish golfer winning all four L.P.G.A. Tour events since she cracked open those fortune cookies.
The event was built around a tribute to King, and opened with a blazing, freaky set by Mr. Collins, paying tribute to James Brown.
As for the satellite events, this year's multitude of installation works — "in situ" is the phrase du jour — and live performances promise a freaky blast, one worth pulling an all-nighter to experience.
