Sentence examples for quirky use from inspiring English sources

If your brand is more quirky, use language that reflects that quirkiness.

Quirky use is made of moving parts -- a family of revolving juggler's clubs and a juggler with three sets of pinwheel arms, for example.

"The work has a quirky use of humour and combines complex narratives with a strong sense of storytelling to produce a body of work that is both surprising and unpredictable," said Schady.

He can be quirky, using a Senate hearing with an environmental regulator to rant about low-flush lavatories.

In roughly the same timeframe as the life of the microconsole the Raspberry Pi sold nearly 4 million units on this promise and has been put to all sorts of quirky uses by people who were just interested to see what they could do with them.

Brand's like Chipotle are using twitter to be a bit quirky, using lots of puns and playing off of pop culture.

This quirky used-book store contains a lovely champagne bar with a large by-the-glass selection and comfy places to sit, sip and snack.

When in France... Lille's coach Claude Puel said yesterday that his team had been unaware that a quirky rule used in French domestic football was not applicable in the Champions League and that they had not threatened to walk off the pitch in protest at Ryan Giggs's goal.

Like a handful of other Wachau vintners, including Mr. Muthenthaler, Mr. Veyder-Malberg has also opted out of a quirky classification used by most Wachau producers to indicate the quality levels of their wine.

Over the last few years, I have amassed a rather quirky collection using a tried-and-true method: I sort by price on MLB.com from lowest to highest, then look for the gems.

But real estate developers fear that they would be required to deal with the city's quirky land-use and environmental review process, which could further delay development of the site.