Sentence examples for unusual what from inspiring English sources

"It's just unusual, what he's done because, in most cases, foreign players have been at the end of their careers when they come here," said Miller.

It is difficult to overstate, really it is, just how unusual what has just happened is – hardly ever do political leaderships end this way.

I know that these numbers aren't unusual – what is telling is that I had not disclosed my disability to the two universities that chose to interview me.

Rejection by the City Council of a rezoning measure pushed by the mayor would be unusual; what is different this time is the organizational muscle of the opponents.

He is known best for his songs "It's Not Unusual," "What's New, Pussycat?," "Green, Green Grass of Home," and "Delilah" from the 1960s, but he enjoyed a steady string of hits throughout his half-century-long career.

Among his most famous songs are 'Delilah', 'It's Not Unusual', 'What's New Pussycat', a cover of Prince's 'Kiss', and the Bond theme 'Thunderball'.

Hodder & Stoughton; 433 pages; £12.99 A rich and unusual what-if historical thriller that is politically sophisticated and hard to forget.

Am I unusual, and what can I do? A. I wish you were unusual, but unfortunately your experience with hot flashes is surprisingly common.

And how unusual is what Trump is doing with them?

There's nothing unusual in what I've said.

"Being unusual is what makes something interesting," Mr. Garg said.