Sentence examples for get some odd from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, I get some odd looks from other passengers when I return to my seat dressed in haute couture.

I've lately started stashing bamboo sporks in my handbag and I get some odd looks when I produce them (in cafes, I hasten to add, rather than at other people's houses. I'm not that odd).

We also get some odd choices: there was a trend for the Fifty Shades trilogy a few summers back, which made it hard to look some couples in the eye.

Having lost his business, home, and assets, he tried to get some odd jobs before attempting to get back into the mortgage industry, but he had been helping his sister pay her bills to keep a roof over her young son's head because her husband, a veteran, had committed suicide, so he felt like he was her only hope.

"I'm not going to lie to you, we get some odd comments," Hot Santa told me.

I suggest finding an out-of-the-way spot for stretching as it tends to get some odd looks from folks around you.

And when Brody and Hooper partner up with Quint, Shaw's alcohol-fueled Ahab, the actors and Spielberg and Gottlieb really get some odd-trio rhythms going.

When Rwandan representatives first began showing up at tourism trade fairs in 1999, they got some odd looks from attendees.

On the suburban train back to Birmingham New Street, I got some odd looks with my shoes caked in dirt.

You've got some odd preconception of what looks to me like self-deception, so let me take it in a more plain direction: That was racist, yo".

I got some odd looks when I showed up in uniform (to get an airfare discount) at a summer Chinese language course in Vermont after I left Vietnam.