Sentence examples for strange development of from inspiring English sources
Ann Althouse's comments on President Bush's nomination of Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr. to the United States Supreme Court illustrate the strange development of the confirmation process ("Separated at the Bench," Op-Ed, Nov. 1).
A strange development on the Thunderbolt front.
"It's gone from one strange development to another".
In one of the strangest developments of this off-season, Dorsey has become one of the draft's biggest question marks — even though he won the Nagurski Award as college football's best defensive player and the Outland Trophy as college football's best lineman, and even though he never missed a game in four years of college.
"You're like, "Why didn't you just tell me yourself?"' As baseball prepared for its first All-Star Game in which the winning team would get the home-field advantage for the World Series, the awkward scene involving Zito was a strange development, and the ascension of Clemens was the culmination of a behind-the-scenes effort to honor a future Hall of Famer as an All-Star in his final season.
It's a bit of a strange development, but Jimdo doesn't seem to be all too worried about the ties getting cut – the company also tells me they've reached profitability with team of 30 full-time employees.
According to a report by Seven Days, an independent paper in the state, Franklin West Supervisory Union Superintendent Ned Kirsch sent an email to parents informing them of the strange development.
That has led to a strange development: a rise in the number of "blue sky days" — when the air is clear enough to allow views of the lush mountains of nearby West Java — along with higher pollution levels.
To lawyers in Britain, where we have no tradition of a legal right to privacy, this seems a strange development.
It's a strange development.
A strange development in Meroitic art around the second or third century A.D. led to a kind of Cubist Expressionism.
