odd world造句

• It's an Odd, Odd, Odd, Odd World.
• Nothing is scripted in the odd world of figure skating.
• It's an odd world that may take some getting used to.
• It's an odd world indeed.
• In the odd world of national neuroses, the feelings Russians seem to have about the Japanese are especially intricate.
• In another part of this small, odd world, Lyndon Turpin has stopped his tour of a $ 389, 000 houseboat to talk about the economy.
• What an odd world it is when a company thinks it owns a string of perfectly simple words _ like, say, " Just do it ."
• As with most of its other competitors in the funky, odd world of cult-like cars, the Turbo Cruiser is not a hard hit on the wallet.
• Peter Earnest, a retired CIA case officer, and Oleg Kalugin, former head of KGB operations in the United States, are an odd couple from the odd world of spying.
• It's an odd world populated by some who make a living cleaning up the oil mess _ the tar men _ while others try to take an illegal cut of the profits.
• The " New York Times " noted that Levin involved her readers successfully in " an odd world ", but criticized the characters'depth and the lack of resolution to their difficulties.
• Ask anyone ( outside the rather odd world of this probation ) what Fred Singer is known for and the answer would be : Global Warming Skeptic, or Denier, or whatever you care to call it.
• And at a group photo session for all 180-odd world leaders, he made small talk with his right-hand neighbor, King Hussein, and came away impressed with the Jordanian monarch's knowledge of Pacific geography.
• This well was a " portal " and Phil閙on ended up in an odd world, reminiscent of " Alice in Wonderland " in its alterations of commonly accepted reality, with strange characters which varied from people with butterfly wings to centaurs.
• Plus while they may have a bit of an odd world-view, I've never seen any sign they're insane, as they would have be to invade India talk ) 17 : 35, 28 September 2008 ( UTC)
• While Nest has been frequently compared to Wallpaper, an irreverent home-design magazine that arrived some months before it, Nest has more in common with Britain's nonchalantly odd World of Interiors, the British art journal Frieze and perhaps National Geographic.
• His first foray into the odd world of aphorisms was in the 1970s, when he became so fascinated with the funny, offbeat laws people would create to help make sense of a variety of common situations that he wrote an article for Playboy magazine about them.
• I like Myst / Riven type adventures, also shoot-' em-ups, but I'm not too keen on war scanarios-I prefer puzzle solving or the odd worlds of MDK etc . talk ) 15 : 40, 20 January 2010 ( UTC)
• This was the odd world of a fringe group that had remained relatively unknown and hidden until Monday night, when police entered their Brooklyn headquarters, a cluster of buildings that group members called " the cave, " and discovered a small arsenal of guns and explosives.
• In the often odd world of Italian politics, one of Berlusconi's top supporters, Interior Minister Giuseppe Pisanu, on Sunday defended a main opposition leader who was forced to abandon the march on Saturday when fellow marchers started shouting insults like " killer " and hurling bottles.