It was strange to be washing in a strange sink after sleeping with strangers significantly older than me in a strange bedroom while other strangers came and went.
But Lizzie & Sarah was incredibly strange, and sunk its teeth into the heart of suburbia, and particularly women's lives.
After heading to the start line we're off, the crowd diverging within moments into a bounding vanguard with one eye on their fitness apps, and the rest of us experiencing that strange horizontal sinking as we move back towards our natural place in the hierarchy.
Plagued by poor free-throw shooting all season, Sprewell had even put that strange slump behind him, sinking his first six attempts of the game.
And it did seem strange, having just sunk two of the offstage Crawleys beneath the waves, to revisit the drama.
On Unearthly Powers the terms of reference are arcane ("My means of floatation are soon to be sunk"), the language strange ("Could you be transitory?").
At some point he plans to redo part of the kitchen, which has a strange double sink that consumes the limited counter space.
What a strange but perfect way to describe a sunk ship, as something that failed to displace water.
"It hasn't sunk in completely but it was strange waking up this morning and not having to think about what stage we've got in front of us and what mountains we've got to get over," he said.
He said, 'It's as deep as you want it to be.' " In "Alaska," which is inspired by "Awakenings," Oliver Sacks's study of several survivors of "sleeping sickness," the heroine, Deborah, after having been "asleep" for thirty years, awakens, struggles to get her bearings in this strange new world, then sinks back into darkness.
