Sentence examples for unusually on from inspiring English sources

The audience seated (unusually) on all sides of the action, one first encounters sand spilling steadily on to the stage floor, while the designer Lucy Osborne's defining image is of a curved walkway made up of multiply connecting chairs — a bridge of sighs that abstracts the action without really abetting it.

O'Hare's The Man Behind the Curtain, atop a flash Leeds clothing emporium is equally idiosyncratic, a graffiti'd gallery space masquerading as one-star Michelin dining destination: the superannuated tyre-pushers were unusually on the ball, recognising it as something special in its first year.

Carrasco was, unusually, on her own.

Other garments are cut too small or too large, and sit unusually on the body.

Unusually, on the Wednesday before her death, Asunta had also missed school.

For a party supposedly not worried about Mr Nader, the Democrats seem to be unusually on their guard about him.

Onstage before the performance, Mayor Giuliani and Mr. Volpe joined the Met chorus and audience in an unusually on-key rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner," followed by the chorus singing the hymn of hope, "Va, pensiero," from Verdi's "Nabucco".

If so, he is unusually hands-on.

He does as much as he can on his movies, unusually also taking on the role of director of photography.

"Life is going on, unusually so.

But after such an invigorating start to formula one's Chinese adventure, cynics were unusually thin on the ground.