Sentence examples for to have odd from inspiring English sources
Moreover, public spending seems to have odd knock-off effects.
In its suit, Larami is seeking to have Odd Job remove the offending Super Squirts from its stores and hand over $1 million in damages for degrading the good name of Super Soakers.
This is the kind of movie in which the most transient, incidental people -- a wealthy woman (Mimi Rogers) who models for Ted, her gardener (Louis Arcella), the haughty owner of a small framing shop (Donna Murphy) -- seem to have odd, complicated lives that keep going when they're not on screen.
Clarke was considered to possess an "original intellect", and to have odd habits, but was never seen as eccentric (a trait that was frowned on within the army establishment).
When developing Perl 5.6, the decision was made to switch the versioning scheme to one more similar to other open source projects; after 5.005_63, the next version became 5.5.640, with plans for development versions to have odd numbers and stable versions to have even numbers.
His self-deprecating humour and work ethic made Clarke a popular figure within the army, where he was considered to have odd "old world" habits and "an uncanny habit of suddenly appearing in a room without anyone having noticed him enter".
In the run-up to the local elections, several would-be UKIP candidates were shown to have odd-balls or extreme right-winger views.
Different jobs demand different hourly commitments — some are standard nine-to-fives, while others have odd hours or may require work on evenings or weekends.
When it comes to children and culture we have odd notions.
Prohibitions have odd consequences.
