Sentence examples for weird events from inspiring English sources

It was marginally less viewers than BBC2's own weird events, Nature's Weirdest Events, which had 2.6 million viewers (9.9%) between 8pm and 9pm, BBC2's top rating show.

Following a long list of modern stars who claim they meant for all those weird events to happen by means of self-expression, just when the world starts to notice they're acting strangely almost all of the time, Shia LaBeouf has claimed that his entire life thus far is "performance art".

Obsessions that were once pure lunatic fringe - how many Weird Events and Paranormal Happenings compilations have you browsed through in the local bookshop's remaindered bin? - and the stuff of American supermarket tabloids ("I gave birth to alien's baby!"), The X Files have been ushered triumphantly into the mainstream.

This causes her some consternation, and much of Mennan Yapo's movie consists of the heroine looking bothered and bewildered; the high point, and a candidate for the annals of kitsch, comes as she sketches out a day-by-day calendar of weird events and scribbles the climactic entry, "JIM DIES".

The group is known for putting on weird events like a restaging of Pamplona's running of the bulls in which a crowd of men and women in bull costumes rode through the city streets on bicycles, some wearing tutus and carrying giant packages of Oscar Mayer Bull-lOscar Mayer

And then strange things start happening... a ball of flames appears in the palm of her hand which sets her doll on fire... and then she starts to fly around the room, but doesn't know how or why! Oksa confides in her grandmother about these weird events and her grandmother is forced to explain everything to Oksa.

It's a weird event.

Ohuruogu expects the competition in a World Championship year to be tough, and said: "The 400m was a bit of a weird event last year, with both myself and Sanya out for a majority of the season, and only four girls breaking 50 seconds.

2015 Presents World's Weirdest Events.

Being a poet is one of the unhealthier jobs — no regular hours, so many temptations!... Yesterday was one of the weirder events of my life.

BBC2's new Chris Packham series, Nature's Weirdest Events, began with 3 million viewers, a 10.6% share, between 8pm and 9pm, including 159,000 on BBC HD.