Sentence examples for odd spot from inspiring English sources
The phrase "odd spot" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a peculiar or unusual location or situation. Example: "We found ourselves in an odd spot when the GPS led us to a deserted area."
Everyone gets the odd spot.
It is an odd spot for them.
But the company is in an odd spot, facing the same competition problem it avoided when it spun off Roku.
Yet we are nonetheless in an odd spot now, as de Blasio prepares to take over at City Hall.
For her part, Merkel, who never had children, claims still to do her bit domestically – the odd spot of shopping, sewing and cake-baking.
It was useful for the odd spot that couldn't quite be reached with the crevice tool or that was heavily soiled, but wasn't needed very often.
Apart from odd spots on my back, this has resolved, but I am left with acne scarring on my face.
In the accessories department were loose chiffon gloves with painterly patterns and jewels put artistically onto odd spots, like the nape of the neck.
The search for lost history leads to odd spots sometimes, like Second Avenue, between 126th and 127th Streets, once the site of William Randolph Hearst's Cosmopolitan-International movie studio.
It's another slightly gloomy day at Goodwood with the odd spotting of rain, but nothing that will have the slightest effect on the ground.
There are many ways one might describe this Alliance: An Iran-spawned Islamic-themed club; another U.N. exercise in equating the desires of despotic regimes with the principles of free societies; a curious vehicle for U.N. officials with odd spots in their past; a diplomatic bordello providing dark nooks for backroom deals.
