Sentence examples for strange party from inspiring English sources

I wasted a substantial portion of a recent Friday night engaged in an argument with a "data scientist" I met at a strange party in Brooklyn.

We went to a museum full of tractor parts and this very strange party organised by the young communists where everyone wore pressed Bri-nylon flares.

The third member of The Who, wandering around at this strange party, was Mr Keith Moon, drummer and well-publicised eccentric.

The main element dictating whether it maintains steam after that revolve around whether Nintendo can keep software and game release momentum going; the only other game it mentions in its earnings release top-line note about the Switch is 1-2-Switch, all all it says on the subject is that the strange party game has been "generating buzz".

It all started with a strange party, Albom recalled in an interview with The Huffington Post.

Gal Gadot told Glamour she met her businessman husband at a "very strange party in the Israeli desert".

He belongs to an underground collective called Japaranoia, which hosts "dark and strange" parties.

It's like being at a very strange dinner party with an arbitrary collection of people, none of whom seem to know the host.

At the end of each night, you could be sure to spot just about everyone in the beer garden at the Kunsthalle downtown, which for a few days becomes a kind of strange frat party.

After several tense standoffs with lines of helmeted policemen, a strange street party developed as the police agreed to doff their gas masks and peacefully arrest protesters who stepped through a symbolic breach in their barricades in small groups.

Then, in what can only strike Americans, with our plethora of cable-news networks, as strange, the party leaders arrived one-by-one at the Swedish National Television studios for post-election interviews.