Sentence examples for odd period from inspiring English sources
"Thinking back, the mid-eighties were a transitional and odd period for me," he said.
I'll always associate Interiors with an odd period of limbo, when I was suddenly leaving New York to return to London, and falling for an American man.
If the photographs are Civil War vintage, the browser should find plenty of stamps, and thus open up a window on an odd period in the history of taxation.
The Second Coming upset Christians and introduced Davies fans to a future Doctor Who (Christopher Eccleston), while a super-camp Casanova ruffled the odd period feather and introduced Davies fans to another future Doctor, David Tennant.
The reason for this odd period of apparent inactivity is not just the lull caused by the summer break or even the shock of the British vote to leave the EU.
It's odd to read a memorial to a period that ended so recently.
We are going through another of those odd periods when corners of our daily newspapers look as if they are reporting things that happened over 65 years ago.
Even so Kelvin Davis, McCarthy's much maligned goalkeeper, was required to make three important saves from Jonny Allan, Stuart Elliott and Carlos Roca as Steve Burr's Conference North team creditably refused to fold and enjoyed odd periods of protracted pressure.
Yes, there were odd periods when he disappeared, summoned back to Libya, but we always assumed it was his family who were holding the purse strings and getting fed up with his long-lasting thesis and increasing westernisation.
The remaining 2L c periods are dedicated to cooperation: odd periods for transmitting its bits to both the partner and the BS; even periods for transmitting a linear combination of its own bit and the partner's bit estimate.
