It exudes something of the unexpected, as if it's used to unusual characters, to wayfarers and wanderers.
She won female vocalist of the year — a first, but not a total surprise — and he won male vocalist of the year, something of an unexpected coup.
He has been a columnist, White House correspondent and metro editor in his 23 years there, yet was something of an unexpected choice.
Currently something of an unexpected festival favourite, he'll be tracing his influences throughout an all-night, midsummer set in the basement of Soup Kitchen, courtesy of Zutekh.
The newfound cultural status is something of an unexpected bonus of the move across the Atlantic that in Kwei-Armah's case was born out of a mixture of frustration and curiosity.
With his beach-bum good looks and an instantly recognizable twang suggestive of easy and high times, Mr. Wilson has in recent years become something of an unexpected if modest star.
Many years later (the exact date's revelation is something of an unexpected plot turn), an American botanist, Evans Brionne Daviss), paddles up to a much older Karamakate (Antonio Bolívar) hoping to finish Theodor's work.
The disagreement, in which the Bush Justice Department has taken a more cautious approach than police officials, is something of an unexpected twist for an administration that has more often seemed willing to stretch legal boundaries to fight terrorism.
Either way, you have to admire (OK, you don't have to) a band who celebrate their album's first birthday by putting out a 10-minute-plus single called "Fuckers" Echoes of the past And while we're on the subject of 1979 … You're going to have to take my word for this, but the new Echo & the Bunnymen album, Meteorites (out 26 May), is something of an unexpected return to form.
The Trump team's latest bit of self-congratulation comes from something of an unexpected source.
