Sentence examples for strange goods from inspiring English sources
The crowds were small and unfriendly, and the northward swing ended at Altanbulag, a town on the Russian border whose residents seemed more involved with the movement of strange goods across the border than with the drama of the election.
"But I guess you would expect good people from any discipline at Princeton, so that isn't strange for good poets to be there," said Mr. Djanikian, a friend of Mr. Dunn.
Her kids were strange but good.
Blake said: "Quite strange but good.
Blake said of their relationship: "Quite strange but good.
Roth achieves something strange and good here with point of view.
College, she said, was her "hippie phase": "no shoes, no underwear, sex with strange people — good times".
Each has been strange and good, and unlike anything else in the vicinity.
It is strange, in good and bad ways, but it is never dull.
On one level, phrase-by-phrase, it's various strategies of Carter or Vaughan; on another, as it gets deeper, it's just play, with much less agenda, strange and good.
"The growth of these rich-country diseases, like heart disease, stroke, cancer and diabetes, is in a strange way good news," said Ezekiel Emanuel, chairman of the department of medical ethics and health policy at the University of Pennsylvania.
