Sentence examples for with a quirk from inspiring English sources

START AND FINISH IN BOSTON Major League Baseball released the tentative 2010 schedule, and it came with a quirk for the Yankees.

Fifteen minutes after the opening credits and we are in a car chase with a quirk – our hero is almost blind drunk behind the wheel, having been force-fed Bourbon.

The licenses were developed as a way for the state to cope with a quirk in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which the Obama administration began last year to deal with the as many as 1.7 million young immigrants across the country who were brought to the United States by their parents and have been living here illegally since.

The researchers think it has to do with a quirk of finch biology.

It has to do with a quirk of the damage system.

Increasingly, trips include stops in New York to admire the work of Bill de Blasio, the city's leftish mayor.That Labour is so besotted with America is partly a quirk of personal history.

Between the team's relationship with the city and a quirk of California tax law, the Chargers are starting from farther back, and have longer to go in the first place.

And where Texas lags in outputs, there's always the confounding question of whether this reflects a problem with the process or a quirk of the inputs: Texas ranks dead last in terms of percentage of adult residents with a high school diploma, but this is partly due to in-migration of people without much formal education, rather than the schools themselves.

The administration also is looking into rectifying a quirk with the enrollment deadlines that could subject some people to a portion of the tax penalties for violating the law's individual mandate to have insurance.

Lana Lesley spins mundane moments with a delightful quirk.

And meanwhile what of the SNP, with a charming quirk of a candidate who campaigned on banning South African oranges and polled 0.9%?