Sentence examples for strange away from inspiring English sources

The damned are wedged "arsy-versy" against each other in a sulpherous hell-pit, "watering their bottoms with their tears", as Beckett put it in his Dantesque prose text All Strange Away.

Beginning with the novel How It Is (1961), told by a nameless man lying in darkness and mud, and continuing with All Strange Away (1964), Imagination Dead Imagine (1965) and the aforementioned Ping, Beckett describes a series of geometrically distinct spaces (cubes, rotundas, cylinders) where white bodies lie, or hang, singly or in pairs.

The pasta dish — garganelli with squab ragù — tasted strange right away, strong and gamey.

Afterward, they compared stories and found that they all had fought with their wives and had felt strange being away from the pile.

"I really wanted to bring Mum to London, but I was worried about her being in a strange place, away from my dad and her other relatives.

His first "foreign" trip -- to Mexico -- seems to have been chosen so he can instantly retreat to his Texas ranch and not have to risk sleeping on a strange pillow away from home.

The drama of being in a strange place, away from the three-room apartment where Damien lives with his mother, Donna, a homemaker, along with his father, Marvin, a studio musician who works for the New York City Housing Authority, and his 18-year-old sister, Danielle, soon gave way.

I fired up some Ozzy (Randy Rhodestuff stuff) and something sounded strange right away.

It's the Mac OS X I know and love, but with more of the things that make it weak and strange engineered away.

We had survived a strange weekend away in San Luis Obispo and a wonderful summer voyage to Fiji and Vanuatu.

Well, maybe because I'm not some intellectual machine that got dazzling scores on his/her's SATs (for example) so that I find myself unable to ("appropriately") push all my feelings, fears and strange associations away.