Sentence examples for strange late from inspiring English sources

Hidden away in a strange late slot on BBC2 was A Good Man... Is Hard to Find (Sunday), an extraordinary profile of rock'n'roll legend Jack Good.

But it is not in the early comedies nor in the great middle tragedies that I feel the most intimate connection between Shakespeare's work and Sendak's sensibility: it is in those strange late plays known as the romances.

Finally, it also misses the chance to take seriously his strange late work, the paintings of men, women and alpine landscapes that have some of the most aggressive color combinations before Op Art.

It rides over his strange, late painting in which a sunflower careens over the hills like circular-saw blade, and rises over landscapes that have a strange, day-for-night light.

A fizzingly clever big-city satire and deeply strange late noir classic from 1957, directed by one time Ealing comedy maestro Alexander Mackendrick with a superb script by Clifford Odets.

>> A couple of years ago, Marc, I started getting these strange late night Facebook messages.

The Tate installation is another watermark in the strange late-flowering of McCarthy's career.

In the film, he kneels against her deathbed, sobbing, while the screen fades to pale: a strange, late-Victorian ending for so merciless a vision of the new century.

November THE MUTILATED Two utterly singular performers, Mink Stole and Penny Arcade, will star in Tennessee Williams's strange late-career play about Trinket and Celeste — two women, an oil heiress and an aging prostitute, whose friendship is almost destroyed when one reveals a secret about the other.

The back-and-forth between the two campaigns took a strange turn late on Sunday, when Mr. Caputo suggested that, on Aug. 20, a Cuomo staff member had referred to two gay male aides to Mr. Paladino as "girls".

This led to strange matchups late in the game, like Gasol trying to guard Kidd at one end, and the 6-8 AntryingtoyinguardGasol Gatol athehe other.