Sentence examples for odd seasons from inspiring English sources

Since 2010, San Francisco have won it all in even years, and failed to make the postseason in odd seasons.

But in the midst of what he called an odd season, frustration has seeped in.

It's an odd race, reflecting an odd season, in which Broadway refracted pop culture in eye-popping bursts.

That doesn't mean every new show is a Friends-sized hit, just that this is something of an odd season.

One of the toughest questions involving the Mets' odd season is whether they are better or worse than they should be.

It did scant business when it opened at the tail end of last year — an odd season in which to release it, since smaller pictures tend to get drowned in the yuletide flood.

It has been an odd season for the Fire after the club sold its Guatemalan star Marco Pappa to Heerenveen in the Netherlands but re-signed the American striker Chris Rolfe from Aalborg in Denmark.

For the third time in a row, an odd year saw an odd season, with a post-tournament, knackered and insufficiently strengthened Bayern wilting away to give others a shot.

Would it really have been less English if the occasional non-white person had played a bit of village cricket (season two, episode five), gone fly-fishing (season six, episode one) or stolen the odd goose (season two, episode two)?

Before this odd, disquieting season, cicada banana bread wasn't in my vocabulary.

It was but one weird moment in what political experts call one odd endorsement season.