Sentence examples for weird planning from inspiring English sources

In addition to filming the third season of IFC's Comedy Bang Bang, he's pitching a sci-fi TV show that he doesn't think will get picked up because it's too weird, planning a studio album that may have multiple producers and even a full band involved, developing a Comedy Central special, and filming a documentary.

That's deemed "a weird plan". On one hand, this statement makes complete sense.

A couple days after announcing a weird plan with physical retailers to distribute DRM-free music that will require people to buy a plastic stored value card first and then download it afterwards, Amazon looks to be the first online music distributor to strike a deal with Sony-BMG.

This summer, when my girlfriend went away on vacation, I embarked upon an admittedly weird plan: for one week I cooked pet-friendly meals from Rachael Ray's website and ate them alongside my dog.

A weird floor plan appeared on the screen.

As it is, Labor's excise increase is accompanied by a weird communications plan.

Which is probably why a weird forced-rehabilitation program plan by the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) was always doomed to fail.

And Mr. Way, true to form, plans weird getaways when the band members return home.

Bill Paxton, who earned success through roles in movies including "Apollo 13," "Titanic," "A Simple Plan," "Weird Science," "Twister" and "True Lies," as well as that of a polygamist Mormon businessman in the hit HBO series "Big Love," has died.

An academic colleague who was on sabbatical at MIT had sent me a postcard saying that he had seen an Apple II running some weird software for business planning that was driving people wild.

He's planning something weird.