Sentences with strange
strange
S s - Then a strange thing happened.
- I ended up alone in a strange city.
- Strange, the term of broadest application here, refers to that which is unfamiliar, as because of being uncommon, unknown, new, etc. [a strange voice, idea, device, etc.]; peculiar applies either to that which puzzles or to that which has unique qualities [a peculiar smell, pattern, etc.]; odd suggests that which differs from the ordinary or conventional, sometimes to the point of being bizarre [odd behavior]; queer emphasizes an element of eccentricity, abnormality, or suspicion [a queer facial expression]; quaint suggests an oddness, esp. an antique quality, that is pleasing or appealing [a quaint costume]; outlandish suggests an oddness that is decidedly, often outrageously, fantastic or bizarre [outlandish customs]
- I felt all dizzy and strange.
- A strange land
- A strange phenomenon
- strange to a task
- strange matter
- strange to the job
- A strange remark to make.
- I felt strange as I walked through the crowded marketplace.
- To move to a strange place; strange religions.
- strange faces; strange customs.
- I'm strange to this part of the job.