Sentence examples for odd transition from inspiring English sources
It was an odd transition.
I watch the film in Valletta, Malta's prosperous capital, among an audience visibly irked by this odd transition.
While everyone else was puzzling over the odd transition between the former governor, James E. McGreevey, and the acting governor, Richard J. Codey, the Turnpike workers were not worried about the vicissitudes of state power.
But several Republicans emphasized that the handling of the decision to keep Mr. Tenet did not reflect a lack of interest in intelligence policy or a lack of other strong candidates, but rather the confluence of events during an odd transition.
It was an odd transition from the glitz of the Hilton to the next segment on poverty.
"I admired his odd transitions".
Just like athletes, you'll want to watch your performance, analyze it, and fix any errors or odd transitions.
In one of the odder transitions, the next morning, Josyf Cardinal Slipyj from Ukraine celebrated Mass at the Singer Bowl amid heavy security because he had received death threats that, according to one police officer quoted by The New York Times, "probably came from nuts".
As we celebrate in some odd way the transition from military to civilian control of the mission in Iraq, it remains important for Americans to know that this is part of what "victory" looks like.
The odd ratio for transition in albuminuria was 3.58 [95% CI 1.51 8.47] (per SD increment in GDF-15) (Table 2) and 2.87 [1.10–7.53] after adjustment for baseline albuminuria and eGFR.
But by the 19th century the days of famine in Europe were largely over, except in Ireland, where the potato blight of 1846-47 and its side-effects may have killed a sixth of the 8m-odd people.The transition beginsBy the mid-19th century most of Europe was in the first stage of the demographic transition.
