Sentence examples for getting unusual from inspiring English sources

Johan Knols is used to getting unusual directions as he travels around rural Tanzania.

The race is getting unusual attention this year because it's one of a handful that will decide whether the Tea Party phenomenon will cost the Republicans seats they might otherwise have won, or simply make the 2011 Senate really, really loopy.

The new dashboard also highlights content that's getting unusual attention in some way — not just by pure pageview count, but say if a page is seeing a lot of traffic from search, or from social networks.

Explaining that his decision to take the job was based in part on getting unusual authority, he called the situation "almost dreamlike" and indicated that other NFL head coaching jobs didn't always have the latitude he was expecting.

The actions that participants reported to taking as a result of getting unusual readings depended on the outcome of the attribution process.

When a generator cut out, taking with it the background music, Jay-Z called out: "Anyone got unusual talents?

"It's got unusual, intriguing stopping power," Stephen Drummond, director of content and creative excellence for Coca-Cola in the Asia-Pacific region, told Ad Age.

I can tell you who has the best selection of birthday cards, who is still serious about poetry, who's got unusual coffee table books.

There are plenty of canals around the city and you'll get unusual views of the city centre, Christiania, and the opera house.

Graduate students get to be interns for three or four months at places like Disney and Weta, where they gain valuable experience, and the team gets unusual and interesting problems to work on.

In part because the nation's capital does not have voting representation in Congress ("Taxation Without Representation," the tags on cars say in the District of Columbia), its mayoral race got unusual attention.