Sentence examples for working unusually from inspiring English sources

With the court working unusually late on Friday, defense lawyers carried out an impromptu filibuster until the court closed for the weekend, filing 10 successive appeals to hear testimony from experts who had analyzed videos of the performance.

3. Social or Work Patterns Have Suddenly Changed If he or she seems to be working unusually long hours, hanging out more with friends, or harder to get a hold of with unusually long, drawn-out explanations for such patterns, it may be a sign.

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

Working (unusually for him) with someone else's script (by Philip Dunne, based on a play by John Galsworthy), Mankiewicz sets up a trim and brisk thriller that, under its clipped British accents and terse visual style, roils with righteous fury.

He also works unusually well with candidates.

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

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.

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.

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.

Page B1 FED WORKS TO EASE DOUBT 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.