Sentence examples for odd to go from inspiring English sources

It was odd to go to bed in a breeze, almost like sleeping outdoors.

A mathematician was called a conjuror in his day and it was not odd to go looking for angels.

He adores his stepmother but finds it odd to go to the same school more than one year.

I've gotten so used to people staring that it seems odd to go back to the casual anonymity of the street.

What did she think of the first Magic Mike? "It is, I will say, a little odd to go to the movies and get turned on with a bunch of other people.

Writing in London's Evening Standard, Anne McElvoy argued acidly that: "It is as odd to go on TV expecting people not to notice your appearance as it would be to have your hair blow-dried to appear on the radio" and suggested that Beard is a smidge too intellectually self-satisfied.

This is the third stage work (only another 20-odd to go!) in Opus 111's complete Vivaldi edition.

Stade are a best-priced 8-1 with Sporting Odds to go one better next May and are worth backing to top Pool Three at 11-10 with Power.

Only 250 odd pages to go! What's funny about Guha's book is that while it is huge, I find myself wanting far more detail about certain events and people.

But it is a slightly odd way to go about building a team.

That seems to me like a pretty odd way to go about tackling a supposedly "divided society".