Sentence examples for weirdo to from inspiring English sources
Sponsored by Crunch Fitness, the cards bear the heading, "How to look like a real weirdo to your fellow passengers".
Penn might maintain that he was too much of a weirdo to have hung out with anybody, but he wouldn't deny having always had an abhorrence of drugs.
As most graphic novelists themselves will gladly tell you, you have to be a bit of a weirdo to want to purse this odd and solitary art form.
As David experiments with religion (the title stands for "child of God") and bounces from one weirdo to another — including a too friendly forklift operator (Corey Stoll) and a recovering alcoholic (Denis O'Hare) with equal love for Jesus and jade clocks — his encounters begin benignly but darken quickly.
Or, finally, you can pay some weirdo to send you an unlock code.
It's a good way to instantly look like a weirdo to strangers, but screw 'em, it's for science.
It takes a village full of weirdos to start a protest movement.
Leave it to a bunch of weirdos to invent the perfect game.
"So it really takes obsessed weirdos to sacrifice that for hours in the fridge studying new ways to glide".
This has driven Ms. Hancharick, an administrative assistant at the Chapin School, out of the parks near her apartment in the South Bronx, where there are "too many weirdos," to the banks of the Hudson, at about 125th Street.
Seidl has persuaded another range of Austrian hobbyists and weirdos to show us what they get up to in their cellars, and he often uses the technique of getting them to stand uncomfortably stock-still, as if for a photo.
