Sentence examples for work unusually from inspiring English sources

Eleven essays encompass the entire career of the historian, whose work, unusually, has appealed to readers all across the political spectrum.

There was no sign of trouble in Downing Street and several key Brown aides left work unusually early – about 8pm – so they could vote in the European elections.

But most diners don't come in until seven which makes it tough to get them out in time, though Sherry's waiters work unusually fast.

If Asians sometimes remain silent in the face of racism, and if some seem to work unusually hard in the face of this difficult history, it is not because they want to be part of a "model minority" but because they have often had no other choice.

He was the first person on the alley I told about my ambitions as writer, the essays I had quietly begun to publish, and on the day I came into work unusually happy, having been contacted out of the blue by an agent from New York, he set to bragging so quickly that I regretted telling him.

He also works unusually well with candidates.

That's a movement Pinback has honed with practice, and it works unusually well.

Working unusually quickly with few lines, he conveys character and recognisable faces.

Eager to nail down some union support, President Bush has worked unusually hard to court James P. Hoffa, the Teamsters' president.

The vaccine works unusually fast, saving a person even three or four days after the start of viral infection.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve, which does not like to surprise financial markets, has worked unusually hard to prepare the public for the changes to its communications policies that it plans to introduce on Wednesday.