The project is a film entitled The Invention of the Past, and it is based on a biography of Vander by a writer called "JB", a man Cleave describes as "distinctly odd", who "grows odder each time I encounter him".
As the ordeal grows odder, she gives herself a pep talk in the bathroom: She's there to revive her floundering web series, and here's the perfect subject.
Her soft-sculpture penises grow like odd, overripe fruits from couches, chairs and boats, again depicting Kusama's need to combat fear with art.
While you are shaving the back of your thighs, mind that hair may grow in odd direction there and on the buttocks area.
Search or shop for unusual seeds that will grow quickly and produce odd vegetables.
Events grew increasingly odd.
The so-called Big Three entered through a side door after Spoelstra, and thus grew an odd symphony of sounds.
Mr. Scott added that the film managed "to show how calamitous and out of control (and also how thrilling) growing up odd and ordinary can be, without wallowing in its hero's occasional self-pity or condescending to him".
Previous White House chefs had grown the odd tomato here and herb there, but, as Mrs Obama writes in her new book, "American Grown", not since Eleanor Roosevelt's victory garden during the second world war had anyone grown food on the White House lawn.And what a garden it is.
As Mr. Byrne, the former Talking Heads frontman, with two female singers and a full band, traced the rise of the Steel Butterfly — from beauty queen to breakdown to power-mad wife to disco-dancing friend of George Hamilton — the story grew so odd that he stopped midsong to reassure the audience.
