Sentence examples for getting obscure from inspiring English sources
Earlier this week, I wrote about the usefulness of streaming services in getting obscure and worthwhile movies more widely seen than they ever might have been in limited theatrical release.
There have been tweets, updates, banners, the usual slew of bad-taste jokes, and even campaigns to get obscure songs to number one.
Now a computational linguist and motivated by a desire to put his historical knowledge to use, Pandey knows how to get obscure alphabets into the Unicode standard.
"I was able to call them and get obscure hardware items overnight," said Charles Taylor, who first visited the store as the visual manager for Macy's and now runs his own design firm.
Only the deep middles, like the accelerated "don't do that" part of the Rolling Stones' "Midnight Rambler," or the soloing past the two-minute mark on the Stooges' "TV Eye," or — let's get obscure, let's get footnotey — the breakdown in Cactus's "One Way... or Another".
Instead, we got obscure snippets of repertoire from the past century in various configurations of wind, brass, piano and percussion – presumably the musicians available for the Scotland trip, given that another portion of the ensemble was simultaneously playing opera in Germany.
Almost certainly too young to get obscure Prince references, there is a crop of young women lining up to battle for the big prizes - possibly even next week now that Serena is gone.
Garfield was worried that he and other state-appointed generals would get obscure assignments, and running for Congress would allow the ambitious Ohioan to resume his political career.
One of my buddies from Sun City Girls put out a Sublime Frequencies compilation where they go to a bunch of different countries and get obscure pop music.
But the marketers of movies have a consumer audience that will run through a wall to get obscure facts about the film or the personal lives of the stars.
