Sentence examples for strange talking from inspiring English sources

Vonn was asked if she felt strange talking about the next Olympics already.

"Well howdyalikeitoverhere?" It's strange talking a man who is drifting in and out of the present.

It feels strange talking to him now that I no longer live there, and I know eventually we'll stop talking altogether.

"That was the toughest phone call I had to make," said Strange, talking about call to Lehman, letting him know he was not on the team.

The value of diversity may seem like a strange talking point for a football player, but couldn't it be that we've been too comfortable, for too long, in projecting cultural biases onto athletes, and underselling their humanity and intelligence?

"It was surreal to me," she remembers, "so very strange, talking to this soldier who might have been on the Champs Elysées, and I thought, does he know where he is?

With the Presets and Strange Talk.

There is much strange talk about "retail dictatorship" and "corporate hijacks".

The mass pyrotechnic display, comprising 7.5 tonnes of fireworks from 16 buildings, came with its own soundtrack by the Melbourne group Strange Talk DJs.

On that level, it can be intermittently touching, especially when some of the less seasoned performers seem to emanate a giddy disbelief that they're even up there talking that strange talk.

One August day in 1969, I was listening to a police radio when I heard all this strange talk about something going on in this residential area next to Beverly Hills.