Sentence examples for is strangers from inspiring English sources
noun
A person whom one does not know; a person who is neither a friend nor an acquaintance.
- That gentleman is a stranger to me.
But it is strangers with skills who are the really desirable guests.
His new book is "Strangers in Our Midst" (Harvard), a lean and judicious defense of national interests.
WHEN you are a practicing alchemist, as Sasha Duerr is, strangers will often ask you to demonstrate your powers by heating up a caldron in the yard.
"I did an early investors' road show in the fall of 1997, and I went to New York and talked to some Wall Street folks, and I said, O.K., this is strangers from all over the country, sometimes internationally, and they're doing business together over the Internet.
The standout track is Strangers in a Moment, a dystopian torch song (think Underworld's Underneath the Radar or Mike and the Mechanics' Silent Running) that deserves pride of place over the end titles of a mega-budget Hunger Games-adjacent blockbuster.
A personal favourite is Strangers, in Pottergate, which serves up great coffee and sandwiches, and is conveniently located opposite the Grosvenor Fish Bar, which does the best cod and chips this side of Mary Jane's in Cromer.
"Truth is stranger than fiction.
Truth is stranger than diction.
Other times it is stranger.
Fact, we know, is stranger than fiction.
