Sentence examples for started oddly from inspiring English sources

THE critical lawsuit challenging that mystery of finance known as the Bailout started, oddly enough, with a casual newsroom chat.

Their webseries, in which Pera plays a hopeless comic and O'Malley his hilariously charmless agent, is very funny and, once you get started, oddly compulsive viewing.

The case started oddly enough in July 2009, when the body of a motivational speaker and father of three from Long Island was found tied up, with multiple stab wounds, in his black station wagon on a street in East Harlem.

I knew a lecture was coming as it always started oddly the same, "When I was your age I...".

It starts, oddly enough, with one of my old articles.

It begins with recipes for the Jewish holidays, starting, oddly enough, with Passover instead of Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, which this year begins on Friday at sundown.

Sung in French, English and Dioula, his 18th album starts oddly with a cover of Pink Floyd's 'Wish You Were Here', with bagpipes and Sly & Robbie on backline duties.

Speaking of the federal War On Weed, statistics show that federal trafficking convictions are way down -- starting (oddly enough) right when Colorado and Washington became the first states to legalize recreational use.

By the time he returned to public life in the mid-1930s, Jinnah started sounding oddly proprietorial about India's Muslims.

He started Skyrider, oddly enough, to create technology to disrupt the open-source P2P networks.

He started walking oddly, his small body tilted to the right.