Sentence examples for strange fashions from inspiring English sources

Museums and schools are increasingly keen to re-create the past in a way that is more than an idle interest in artefacts and strange fashions.

She...built up muscles...It was too much....Even before she was stripped of her title, she had stopped wearing the ball gowns and the strange fashions of pomp and ceremony.

So what was the reason for this strange fashion?

Kelly doubled Chelsea's advantage seven minutes later in strange fashion.

"And so I have been excommunicated in a very strange fashion.

But all is turned thorough my gentleness Into a strange fashion of forsaking; And I have leave to go of her goodness, And she also, to use newfangleness.

The usual caveat will of course be applied: "They may not have won so many world titles as Steve Davis and Stephen Hendry, but…" Snooker players are judged in a very strange fashion, all potting, preening and backstory.

Were H. R. Haldeman and John Ehrlichman actually receiving their orders from Pluto? Was it because of some previously unknown affiliation with strange fashion cultists that Spiro T. Agnew wore ties with polka dots the size of half-dollars?

Ford, who had started the bonus-point win over Fiji on the tournament's opening night, before being dropped for the drumskin-tight loss to Wales here eight days ago, was yearning surely to show he could add pace and direction to England's raids; the young Bath fly-half got his chance in strange fashion when Jonny May appeared to go lame as he came out for second half.

Last May Asus took the wraps off the Padfone in a rather strange fashion.

He was arrested in Corby, Northamptonshire, on 3 December 2011, having come to police attention after it was reported that he was "behaving in a strange fashion" in the street.