Sentence examples for more freak from inspiring English sources

She says: 'I'm ready for more freak flags to be flying because diversity is the most beautiful thing there is.' 26 & 27.

What's more, "Freak Show," which features the voices of David Cross and H. Jon Benjamin, is animated, meaning it has the freedom to lampoon wantonly whomever it pleases.

As Andy Bull highlighted after Phillip Hughes's death on 27 November last year, cricket has had far more "freak" deaths than it would care to acknowledge.

" The Times Scientists blame man for climate change and warn of more freak weather The paper's Ben Webster focuses on certainty regarding humanity's role in warming we've seen so far.

"It was one of the more freak things that happens," Howard said of his error in the seventh inning, when Washington scored twice to take a 4-0 lead.

My advice to casting agents: start looking for a shorter, wider, younger, paler Christopher Walken, more freaked out than freaking, with pumpkin-colored locks.

JON PARELES PENTANGLE The Time Has Come: 1967-1973 More freak-folk fans should rediscover Pentangle's pristine and unlikely meld of traditional ballads and acoustic jazz: Jacqui McShee's airy soprano, the gnarled guitar mesh of Bert Jansch and John Renbourn, the elegantly syncopated counterpoint of Danny Thompson on bass and Terry Cox on drums.

Get Roger Cohen more freaked out!

That's what everybody's more freaked out about.

If I was freaked out before, I was even more freaked out now.

I was a little more freaked when it didn't fill up.