Sentence examples for run bizarre from inspiring English sources
"Victoria Newton, who has run Bizarre so superbly and with such style, is promoted to the new post of head of features and entertainment.
He ran "Bizarre," the show-biz column at the Sun, before taking the helm at the News of the World, in 1994, at the age of twenty-eight.
Fox News, in a one-hour special on Obama's associates hosted by Sean Hannity, came up with an "Internet journalist" named Andy Martin who has spent his life running bizarre political campaigns with occasional detours into the clink and filing lawsuits laced with paranoia and anti-Semitism.
"He's got the temperament, integrity and smarts to run a bizarre business in a bizarre Internet space.
(They also run Chor Bizarre — see below — which would also meet that description).
Perhaps this basic unfamiliarity with the rhythms of the longer distance might even explain the constant music inside the Olympic Stadium while the race was run, the bizarre techno-thump that accompanied what is the most Zen-like and monkish of all track races, in London soundtracked by a timpani of worthless electronic music.
Dan Wootton has been promoted to associate editor (showbiz and TV) and will be responsible for running the Bizarre column plus a new section called Bizarre TV.
Mr Morgan made his name as a showbiz reporter for The Sun, where he ran the Bizarre column.
There are pages devoted to the designers, the people who ran the Bizarre column and the sports sections plus a piece on the history of Wapping itself.
Grains of doubt The independent man Reprints Related items New Orleans: One year onAug 24th 2006Even Kinky Friedman, a singer and entertainer who is running a bizarre independent campaign for governor of Texas, has thrown in his two cents.
Rather than running on bizarre suggestions that Mr. Obama was influenced by his father's anticolonialism, wouldn't the billionaires in the Republican Party get more for their money by embracing proven solutions that address the real problems of black America?
