Sentence examples for strange bits from inspiring English sources

I beheld an unfocused tableau of traffic cones, grass and strange bits of road.

Before they got into sales, they did a million other crazy things, and they're full of anecdotes and strange bits of knowledge.

He dredged up strange bits of information as European editor of Irving Wallace's books, including The Book of Lists and The Intimate Sex Lives of the Famous.

On a DJ table packed with strange bits of equipment – all set up by Kember with no assistance from roadies – he used samplers, drum loops, a turntable, mini keyboards and other mysterious noise-making machines.

As a long leave-taking sequence, made of conventional phrases ("Sorry you have to go so soon," "Thank you very much for everything"), is repeated in the final moments, it's clear that "1980" is about death and grief — and the strange bits and pieces of memory, social ritual and private madnesses that make up life.

The many strange bits and pieces of gadgetry and tools in his films sometimes take on lives of their own: a pig lamp that sits on the night stand in "Amélie"; a mechanical wooden hand in "A Very Long Engagement"; a dreamstealing device in "The City of Lost Children".

That is a strange bit of logic.

There was strange bit of symmetry to this.

Call me a sucker for weird skull grooves, but I can't imagine how anyone would not delight in that strange bit of anatomy.

Now that Chen and Hurley have harnessed this strange bit of video vox populi, they must build it from a fad into a profitable business.

First, his undergraduate research assistants will have to lure male students into doing a strange bit of exercise for $3.