Sentence examples for strange forest from inspiring English sources

Ms. Takeya's "Strange Forest," an excerpt from "Yuragi," is not so gentle.

I couldn't work out who these strange Forest people were and whenever I tried asking, they ran a mile.

In Act 3, here called The Death of Sophocles, Anderson makes strange forest murmurs using four lots of woodblocks, ricocheting like fluttering, pecking birds.

In a see-through white gown and tossing her mane of bleached-blond hair, she offers a remarkably controlled death rattle of a solo ("Strange Forest") to the roar of an electric cello played onstage by Arnold Haberl.

Top in the group for sale is "Tomato Head," a 1994 childlike sculpture by Paul McCarthy Robert Goberr's "Prison Window," a 1992 sculptural installation of a prison cell; and Takashi Murakami's "DOB in the Strange Forest," a cartoonish installation from 1999 featuring a Mickey Mouse-like character.

Reflection is not the first word that comes to mind when one pictures Ms. Takeya's violent, Butoh-informed performances; maybe she is in a mellower frame of mind than she was for her frenzied "Strange Forest" solo, seen in early 2003.

DENVER — Strange forests with some features of today's tropical trees once grew in Antarctica, new research finds.

His research leads him ever outwards to the margins of electrified folk, the likes of Dr Strangely Strange, Heron, Forest, Mr Fox and the pioneering electronic folk of the Third Ear Band, who provided the suitably mystical-sounding ambient music for Roman Polanski's film of Macbeth.

Behind bars in an unknown forest in a strange land, the negotiations began.

Their captain, Mick Lyons, had written in the programme he had a strange feeling Forest might be "the surprise team of the season", but the performance was a sensation.

Brighton has baggies of ketamine among its pebbles, Margate has sausage roll racists, but Bournemouth is defined by its gardens – a strange seaside forest.