Sentence examples for strange back to from inspiring English sources

"I'm trying to bring weird and strange back to New York," he said.

This talent never fails Orner; yet when he looks too often at the same loss or character or mood, he teeters on the verge of returning the strange back to the familiar.

It's been strange going back to my neighborhood.

It may seem strange, but, back to the ground, legs around your partner's waist, is a fairly commanding place to be.

Britain's first male major tennis title winner since Fred Perry in 1936, Murray said it was a bit strange coming back to the club – he left the town 10 years ago, aged 15, to pursue professional tennis training in Spain.

I have no regrets, although it's going to be strange coming back to the Liberty to play against Swansea," Bony added.

"It's a bit strange, looking back to when I was 15 and he was telling me off for being late and making me go on the rowing machine to do fitness stuff," says Care, who will be part of the match-day squad in Cardiff this weekend.

"It was his cousins who brought a strange object back to the house".

"It was strange, really, going back to the UK.

As for 2013, it will be strange to go back to the circuit for the world series given that last year was such a super special occasion.

"It was strange to go back to family and friends and tell them that your perception of this person had changed so much," Mr. Johnson said.