odds man in造句

• She's definitely the odd man in ."
• The odd man in the group, who is the instigator of many conflicts.
• In the annals of the American musical stage, Kurt Weill is the odd man in.
• The odd man in on the European Ryder Cup team that begins defense against the invading team from across the waters is Jesper Parnevik, and the characterization fits.
• The 600-odd men in the Tuskegee study were never informed about the nature of the work; indeed, by some accounts they were deceived, lured into the experiment with promises of free health care.
• Voltchkov is the odd man in : ranked a lowly No . 273 he is the longest of hotshots-for-a-fortnight to get this far, alongside Sampras, Agassi, and Patrick Rafter.
• "Odd Man In " made it to number 33 on the " Billboard " country albums chart, the worst showing for any of his Mercury country albums since 1965's " Country Songs for City Folks ".
• Bell has been considered quite the odd man in the Astros'mighty every-day lineup, with his baggy pants, his baggy eyes, his awkward batting style, his occasional brain-lock defense and generally a git-jiggy-wid-it reputation.
• Looking back on those days, seminal in terms of freeing British humor into new areas of wit and spontaneity, he said, " I was the slow starter, " the odd man in the company of the fast-moving clowning of Jonathan Miller, Dudley Moore and Peter Cook.
• He's the odd man in at his own convention, running on a platform that ultra-conservative Pat Buchanan claims as his own, with a program of tax cuts from the supply-side of the Republican party and with a running mate, Jack Kemp, whom he scorned for years.
• "Hugh Leonard-Odd Man In ", a film on his life and work was shown on RT?in March 2009 . Leonard's final play, " Magicality, " was not performed during his lifetime; a rehearsed reading of the second act was staged at the Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre in June 2012.
• In some situations where the player's wrestler is knocked out of the ring, a spectator, an odd man in a turban sporting a goatee will come running out of the cheering crowd, attack the player's wrestler with some hard blows to the head, then storm off, thus making it take longer for the player's wrestler to re-enter the ring.