Sentence examples for to do odd from inspiring English sources

Grief causes people to do odd things.

"Are you going to do odd jobs the rest of your life?" Wrase said.

Blunt continued to do odd jobs for the Soviets into the 1950's.

For many years we've had an annual workday, in which co-op members volunteer to do odd jobs like painting, to save the building money.

And, you know, we'd see each other out, hang out at parties and what have you, and over the years they'd ask me to do odd projects.

Many of those migrating to urban environments still consider themselves farmers who go there to do odd jobs to make money to send to their families.

53% of households were fully compliant and there was increased compliance in households that reported that they understood what they were meant to do (Odds Ratio 2.27, 95% CI 1.35-3.80).

Producers from all over the world were phoning up, saying: 'I have a 500-seat theatre in Germany; I promise you the best run of your life.' We were used to doing odd gigs for £50.

She returned to doing odd jobs, including sneaking into the Saigon Zoo by crawling into dog holes in order to sell cigarettes.

After a quick lesson about collateral from his father, he enlists his friends to help him do odd jobs around town to raise the necessary operating expenses.

As many can attest to, love makes us do odd things.