Sentence examples for strange selection from inspiring English sources
That, and last weekend's strange selection - coupled with Perrin's continued failure to tell Fabio Grosso he is a left-back and not a left-winger - have left fans fearing the worst.
"It was a stupid mistake," concurred 'Troche', who was not to blame for Veh's strange selection – no Mladen Petric, no Jonathan Pitroipa, Eljero Elia as a No10 – or his side's total inability to defend, however.
"I think", no, not me, but Stephen Wolstencroft, "the over-the-top reaction to the last couple of Tests is more to do with a worrying return to a strange selection policy than imagining the imminent death of English cricket.
There has been a strange selection in the other game as well, where coach Andy Robinson has dropped captain Alastair Kellock from the second row.
(Although I must admit that I don't understand the strange selection of art there).
Gabby Logan does a professional job of keeping her tone of voice just clinging to the precipice of bursting into hysterics during the interviews with the strange selection of B and C listers they've recruited – Tim Vine, Robbie Savage, some people from 8 Out of 10 Cats – but overall the atmosphere is drier than a pouch of silica gel.
The speakers blared strange selections.
In the past, they often provided controversy with strange selections.
The ministerial gaps have not been easy to fill, and Mr. Brown has had to make some strange selections.
It seems strange that selection should favour a system in which the maximum litter size ends up as two when it could be more.
Add to that the thorough Web presences of brick-and-mortar stores like Hickoree's, Inventory, Farfetch, ssense, Blackbird, Sierra Trading Post (which has the best and strangest Isaia selection), Tres Bien Shop and oki-ni, and there's barely any reason to leave the house.
