Sentence examples for strange origin from inspiring English sources
The Mets' four-run fourth inning had a strange origin.
And who hath boiled herbs of strange origin?
But, one year a man of strange origin, a "gringo" came to town and with his presence the sea became smooth, an emitted an odor of roses.
Now the fairy-tale girl shares her name with a real-life creature of equally strange origin: the first mammal born from two genetic mothers.
Like anything allowed to leave Guantanamo, once the art was cleared, it was stamped "APPROVED BY US FORCES" in black ink, signaling its strange origin.
After a few oddly timed emails, which he blamed on slowly readjusting his sleep schedule while returning from winter break to his studies, Koone hopped on the phone to detail the strange origin story behind the unapologetically DIY Child Death, during which he lost and found himself again.
As CAC documents in our report A Capitalist Joker: the Strange Origins, Disturbing Past and Uncertain Future of Corporate Personhood in American Law, the Chamber's effort to move its agenda through the courts stems from a memo written in 1971 by soon-to-be-Justice Lewis Powell, who advised the Chamber of Commerce to take advantage of a "neglected opportunity in the courts".
All three deliver a memory of what television was like before cable, when snow and static and strange lines of unknown origin wandering through the picture (I don't mean the first-down line) were an ordinary occurrence.
#DoctorStrange pic.twitter.com/CLdKoaXBOz Most fans believe they are currently shooting Strange's origin story, the above scenes specifically being before he has cured his mangled hands as bandages appear to be covering them.
He took a biopsy of Stiers's kidneys and found that they looked odd, flecked with strange filamentous material whose origin no one could place.
In his three years living on the second floor of the house, he said, he has heard strange sounds with unexplained origins, among them heavy footsteps and ringing bells.
