Sentence examples for strange pairings from inspiring English sources

Strange pairings: beer and a talk about bats (the kind that fly) at the Brooklyn Brewery in Williamsburg.

Yet "I Was Born in Love With You" (Philips 289 456 654-2) proves that strange pairings can have merit.

When I used to talk with Tiger, he kind of made it seem like he always got strange pairings like this at Augusta.

The gymnastics world is one of strange pairings: self-esteem meets vulnerability, strength meets beauty, individual ambition meets team spirit, unpredictable circumstances meet media narratives, fresh girls meet the public and then explode.

Mostly the two were on their own, creating a different sort of cooperative energy through strange pairings (as when Ms. Rosenblit bent over and mashed her shoulders against Mr. Gonzalez's behind), darting stop-and-start bursts of often awkward movement and a section in which they clamped harmonicas in their mouths and made music out of uneven breath.

It also threw up some strange pairings.

1979, Villanova, PA; lives and works in New York) in The Moment blog's "Nifty Fifty" story was wonderfully stated: "His paintings and sculptures simultaneously reference the simple figures of early American primitive painting, the random amusements in the strange object pairings of Dadaism and the Pop sexuality of 1960s artists Alex Katz, David Hockney and John Wesley.

At its best, Mr. Morris's play mines the strange dynamics of unexpected pairings: What would these people talk about?

They say politics makes for strange bedfellows, and few pairings could be stranger than rocker Slash (Guns N' Roses, Velvet Revolver) and Golden Girl Betty White.

This leads to some original pairings, and some strange mental images.

All the random word pairings had the strange associative logic of a dream, as though I had been made privy to the Internet's unconscious.