Sentence examples for unexpected series from inspiring English sources

In this extraordinary, unexpected series, even the fantasies are loaded with truth.

It's as though Kings of Leon's sound has been put through an unexpected series of aural Instagram filters that really don't do the band a disservice.

In the fourth movement there is an unexpected series of crazily chromatic chords; but in this performance, given the vibrancy of what had preceded it, it seemed utterly natural.

It would take an unexpected series of results for Wales and Northern Ireland to meet in the Euro 2016 football finals that start on Friday, but all who saw this musical international friendly will remember it as an extraordinary match.

If they save the series it will be one of England's finest rearguards, and will probably define the career of one of their batsmen; if they lose it will be England's most unexpected series defeat since at least 1999, maybe 1986, maybe 1971, maybe even further back.

A washed-up Partridge reappeared on Radio Norwich's graveyard slot "Up with the Partridge!" for 12 episodes of I'm Alan Partridge either side of the millennium, then his mic fell silent until he was revived for Coogan's 2008 standup tour and an unexpected series of internet shorts.

Due to all the upheaval, it took Flower until midway through the West Indies tour - when he impressed as stand-in coach despite the unexpected Test series defeat in early 2009 - to decide that he wanted to apply for the position.

It just wasn't cricket, at least not the sort that followers of England's one-day team were used to anyway, as Eoin Morgan's new-look, new-outlook side battered their way to an unexpected 3-2 series triumph over New Zealand.

However, when expression was higher than 10 cps (counts per seconds), Ca2+ oscillations ceased prematurely, and the highest expression levels (20 40 cps) were associated with an unexpected secondary series of high-frequency Ca2+ oscillations that occurred with a delay of 3 4 h.

"You learn to expect the unexpected in this series".

What is described as "slightly unexpected" was a series of talks on "Jazz".