Sentence examples for strange running from inspiring English sources

"It was strange running out there to second straight from the dugout," Donald said.

"Speaking of Steve Nicol," writes Stephen Armson, which we weren't, not really, "does anyone else seem to remember the strange running style of that 80s Liverpool team?

There were standout moments, including strange running jumps for Marie Zvosec with feet churning in midair.

The strange running order meant that he was able to warm up with the audience question-and-answer session first, and he was helped by Kay Burley, the presenter, who might have been told to intervene more after a rather flat audience session with Cameron.

Maybe to a pundit who wants to get promoted by Limbaugh's strange running mate, Matt Drudge.

A few days later, Strange ran into Jack Nicklaus.

This balance-sheet debacle has threatened to overshadow Wolfe's larger accomplishments, including the opening of Joe's Pub, the Public's popular night-club space, which has launched the career of, among others, Stew, the singer-songwriter whose autobiographical show, "Passing Strange," ran on Broadway.

If your computer begins to act strange, run a virus scan.

With his loss on Tuesday night, Mike Pelfrey lengthened a strange run of futility against the Florida Marlins, a team he has not beaten since July 8, 2006, in his first major league game.

Ah the comedy basics. ET 3 min: What a strange run from Navas, who tears clear down the right from the halfway line but inexplicably starts stumbling like that teenager on Gold Pop and can only shank the ball way wide and handsome with three Sevilla attackers waiting patiently in the centre to slot the ball home. ET 5 min: Kanoute takes a wild swipe from nearly 40 yards.

There have been multiple cellphones stolen, not to mention strange run-ins with people of all kinds.