Sentence examples for time strange from inspiring English sources

At the same time strange anachronisms — especially musical ones — emerge as Booker and Elizabeth make their way through Columbia.

Schlomo Herzl, his roommate, says on meeting Hitler for the first time: "Strange, you don't look at all Jewish".

But I'm sure that Proulx's prose is an admirable tool for conveying the tough poetic speech patterns of local characters like Billy: "'Tis a strange time, strange weather.

"I guess what we ended up playing, two and a half years, was not an enormous amount of time," Strange said today.

But then there's the endless detail, and your eye is drawn into a world of small things whose nature seems recognisable, but at the same time strange or strained: a match from a matchbook faces off with a small bell; ceramic pipes are draped with not-quite socks; a coil of rope is topped with what looks like a fist-clenched ball of foil and a leaf.

As the body settles in and becomes used to running for two and then three hours at a time, strange things happen to the mind.

These truly are strange times and the heroes are, at times, strange.

Speaking of the at-times strange lyrics, Weiland cited The Beatles' "I Am the Walrus" as an inspiration.

It is also the time when strange things happen.

Not just Nouvel and Diaghilev but many people at this time craved strange and piercing emotions.

It was a time of strange peace that the war had given.