Sentence examples for started strangely enough from inspiring English sources

The rally started, strangely enough, with an infield single by Sheffield, the elder statesman.

The Super Bowl started strangely enough: the blink-and-you-missed-it safety; challenges outnumbering touchdowns for a good long while; the general anemia of the Denver offense.

Gamergate's campaign to terrorize me with my personal information started, strangely enough, with them sending me my own drawings.

The comment that started it all came, strangely enough, while Clinton was laying out her stance on entitlements.

I'd always wanted to go camping, strangely enough.

Strangely enough, it started as a segment on Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show.

Strangely enough this all started in 2010 when we had the volcanic eruption where we completely blocked flights through Europe.

Strangely enough, I'm starting to feel better now.

WEBER: As a photographer, you know, I think we're always starting out, aren't we? I, strangely enough, since I'm talking to a great actress — I took my whole class, as a lesson on New York City, to an acting class.

So it's out there, and strangely enough I'm starting to see the power in that.

Ours was a friendship that started with a conversation about a song – strangely enough, Who Will Buy? from the musical Oliver!