unusual

For a mainstream technological device like the iPad to have been instantly embraced by the disabled is unusual.

A customer with an unusual but familiar name came up to my window at the bank.

I find him in a state of unusual depression. He hasn't slept a wink all night, he tells me.

It was not unusual in the 1990s to hear Sonia Gandhi referred to in Delhi social circles as "the Italian au pair" .

She did look vexed, she did speak pointedly - and at last, with a decision of action unusual to her, proposed a removal.

In the United States there was an unusual tale telling of the daughter of a mechanic.

ESPN took the unusual step last night of confirming it had been a losing bidder.

Over a hundred years ago people in London were surprised to see a very unusual boat come sailing up the Thames River .

And for those of you thinking that it might be the German participants who are unusual, these other studies were carried out on Americans.

Well, now we are finding these art works turning up in the most unusual places in London.

Meeks said he looked for any type of encounter, seeking out unusual places and pursuing the supernatural as a pastime and passion.

I heard it had an unusual plot, where it was a survival game based on a chunk of money.

Prime ministers of Japan and the Czech Republic have had an unusual dinner companion as they met for a state dinner in Prague.

When Gaynor got home, she told her mother about this unusual experience, but her family decided to keep quiet about it.

Mr. Little said the U. S. has detected 'no unusual North Korean military movements' since Mr. Kim's death on Saturday.

What's unusual is the borrowing of just a single bit of English: that "-ing" ending.

When Lu Su came again to see Zhuge Liang, he did not find anything unusual. Nothing happened on the second day either.

So, it is not unusual that a family member would not know how much money another one earns.

Not only was that unusual in this normally passive woman, but while we were making love, she said, "Can I tell you a secret? "

A scissor bite is preferred, but a level bite is acceptable. It is not unusual to see dropped (receding) lower central incisor teeth.

On earlier versions, it was worse: there was an ftp server listening on an unusual port.

'It is simply your brain trying to make sense of the unusual experiences you are having, ' Dr Watt said.

If the printer is trying to print unusual characters, these might not be recognised, and can crash the computer.

He took a deep breath , then began to tell us his unusual story.

First up, coughing, sneezing , fever, running nose, there is nothing unusual about that staff this time a year.

But she said that such a "huge, huge piece of ice . . . is very unusual" .

'And I said that from a child, I was an unusual Lao Touer, ' he said. 'Now is the time to confirm this, . '

Historically gcj has taken a "radically traditional" approach of treating Java as if it were a somewhat unusual dialect of C .

This is an unusual letter Lapin people do not dissatisfied, complain, even wrote a thank you back to the company is really unheard of.

In any case, it seems just a matter of time that this ancient and unusual matriarchy will be changing to a more typical patriarchal system.

Tom: I don't know. But I guess that the word must be very unusual.

It is not unusual to see a number of the tour pros honing their putting skills at the club just before heading to The Masters.

Symptoms to look out for include unusual pains in the breasts or armpits, he said.

It's been around 40 days since he last played a real match and that's an unusual length of time for him to miss during a season.

The article goes on to say that it's not unusual for Jobs to prepare for four hours as he reviews every slide and demonstration.

I recommend that you read the file before trying to install the sample because some of the samples have unusual installation requirements.

It was on the tip of Jo's tongue to ask, but she checked herself in time and, with unusual tact , tried to find out in a round-about way.

Cosco insisted on Friday that there was nothing unusual about the dispute, which has led to the seizure of at least three Cosco vessels .

To an unusual degree, the reader is left to make sense of a disjointed plot in which key bits of information are either missing or vague.

Strawberry flavor reminds me of the image, a few months ago at the moment with how unusual.

Occasionally, someone would be surprised that I, the priest, was not in charge, but most people did not consider it unusual.

Sometimes it has resulted merely from nuisance of trying to maintain an unusual name.

The amount of money may be unusual for that lottery draw. $18 million is an odd amount of money and may be a rare event.

It was a very unusual sight and a bit sad for the lamb but it's nature, and that's what happens.

Said Yang Jun, Liu Hui at the beginning of a cold, is the common cold symptoms, there is nothing unusual.

I could see from the way Fillmore looked at her that she must have given an unusual performance and I began to feel lecherous myself.

Scientists are seeing some unusual things as they try to understand the effects on thousands of species of marine life.

"Pot package meat" is now a very unusual dishes, both the northern cuisine of the salty, a little bit of Western-style sweet and sour.

What was really unusual was the cuts seemed to believe the stuffed animal was their mother and would not leave her side.

There had been a mad frenzy over the other art pieces but nobody seemed to like this unusual piece.

There's nothing particularly unusual about that, but as you'll see in a moment, GWT uses those identifiers as a place to put elements.

Even if it looks like a typical house, if you look closer you will see that it doesn't have windows. . . and that's the first unusual thing.

It is unusual for her to be late.

However, one thing about him seemed a bit unusual: he didn't make eye contact when he spoke.

But, in an unusual twist, Burberry is trying to create new celebrities via its YouTube channel.

He made a casket for the pearls out of the wood from an unusual tree, and it was fragrant.

And yet the two admired each other more than they admired any other living poets and corresponded with an unusual seriousness of engagement.

Until last week, party officials may have found a strategic advantage to tolerating this unusual display on the capital's streets.

"It is not unusual to have hundreds of applicants for a post, but somehow very few meet the company's requirements, " he says.

It's not unusual to see the bumpers on Geely cars barely hanging on after a few years of use.

He said: 'I've heard about this before but it's very unusual.

Yang used to walk about an hour to the middle school where the unusual length of her reach drew the attention of visiting sports officials.

The new year open out with various of these spectacular shot from the most expected & unusual calender.

So, it not unusual that family member would not know how much money another one earns.

They're a bit more common than P-38s, but it's still very unusual to see two in formation like this.

Not such an unusual ambition for many girls these days, except that just a few years ago, Julieth faced a future of only poverty and abuse.

Her unusual closeness to her husband, too, in a world where wives are often on the sidelines is among the things working against her.

The production practice has shown that this kind of welding machine is suitable for the sheet metal welding and it has unusual advantage.

That's according to the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Such a die-off is no longer unusual.

The company soon realized she had an unusual knack for identifying extremely low levels of troublesome chemicals.

There's no doubt that Obama is intensely charismatic and that it provides him with unusual political capital.

Miz Mead began her studies of cultures in an unusual way for a woman of her time.

It was unusual for a man to be carrying a pitcher of water but he was the man Peter and John were to follow.

During the twentieth century there was an unusual shortening of the time of a woman's life spent in caring for children.

Some have expressed concern that the unusual nature of this election might hamper the next president in the conduct of his office.

Detective Chief Inspector Steve Strong, of Norfolk police, said the murder was one of the most horrific and unusual investigated.

Nokia spokesperson denied the price cut was unusual, saying that it was just a routine business decision.

And he took Benjamin into interesting and unusual places that we did n't think he was going to go .

Zhao: Your father was once a soldier during the World War II, but he never told you about this unusual experience.

It was a deep, rather unusual voice. I turned, to see a tall, dark man in the shadow near the kitchen door.

It is unusual for letters to go walkabout (get lost)for that long, of course, but unexplained delays of a day or two are common.

She likes jewellery boxes, so I try to look for an unusual one for her each year.

The fitment is nothing if not unusual, the office is commodious and light, construct with work to a comfortable good atmosphere.

It was unusual for a woman to inherit to this degree, and the money would be a major source of her continuing influence.

And that was that it freed up the perimeter of the auditorium in a most unusual way.

Why don't you just drop in there and hand him the receipt as if it were nothing unusual.

His wife Michelle, in an opening night speech, is expected to spotlight Senator Obama's unusual life story.

"It might be unusual for a child to go through childhood without ever stealing anything, though the parent may not know, " Dr. Stein said.

Almost 39 weeks ago, Kristine Casey set out on an unusual journey to help her daughter and answer a spiritual calling.

The first thing I noticed when I saw the craft was that it had an unusual amount of lights on the front of it to be an airplane.

"It might be unusual for a child to go through childhood without ever stealing anything, though the parent may not know, " Dr. Stein said.

Almost 39 weeks ago, Kristine Casey set out on an unusual journey to help her daughter and answer a spiritual calling.

The first thing I noticed when I saw the craft was that it had an unusual amount of lights on the front of it to be an airplane.

His success was the result of his unusual combination of technical smarts, strategic vision, flair for design and sheer force of character.

It is not unusual to see a 20-something woman with a big, Garfield-shaped cushion on her sofa or a Hello Kitty mobile phone accessory.

After falling out with the American missionary, who he claimed was corrupt, he had an extremely unusual career change.

The mammal is distinguished by an unusual breeding cycle that occurs every 18 months and has pups suckle for a year and a half.

I would not choose to be an ordinary person, and if I can do, I have the right to become an unusual person.

I secretly looked at the back door of her mother's unusual look, could not help but "Head-Hey" A smile Out.

He said scientists from his agency and others tested waters for oil or chemicals and discovered nothing unusual.

She could have tiles laid so that they looked like a chessboard, but she was hoping for something a bit unusual.

Maybe they're the British as they always were, before an unusual array of factors changed them for a while into something quite peculiar.

It would be unusual for such a large meteorite to hit the Earth, as most objects burn up in the atmosphere and never reach the surface.

The fact that the children were murdered by someone they knew and trusted is not unusual at all.

Schistosomes also possess what seems to be a cloak of invisibility: an unusual covering known as the tegument .

Dr. Adams : Well , this might seem a little unusual, but moving around while trying to learn and memorize material helps me a great deal.

It's even more unusual for a wiki to be the primary documentation; they are more often used for supplemental material.

by exertion of a very unusual degree of activity and courage, an entrance into the window, from the rod, might have been effected.

'It was really funny and looked very unusual to see a squirrel eating nuts from inside the huge head.

Waiter: Oh, sorry to hear that. This is quite unusual. I will look into the matter.

Waiter: Oh, sorry to hear that. This is quite unusual. I will look into the matter.

The only unusual thing about this was that the religious component was revealed.

It is not unusual for the scientist to go to bed at two or three in the morning.

The process of writing Man in the Dark was, Auster says, unusual for him. It took just four months, faster than any other book he's written.

Television has always been unusual in deriving so much of its revenue from something that annoys its customers.

The unusual cold might have been driven at least partly by the Arctic Oscillation (AO).

Mrs. Penniman, with a degree of act that was as unusual as it was commendable, took the line of leaving her alone.

A thousand pounds of metal is an enormous amount of wealth in this era. To waste so much of it in a burial is pretty unusual.

He thought it would be good for the people in Fort Wayne to hear about this special third grader and her unusual wish.

The retailer said there had been a shift away from traditional trees in favour of more unusual, pine-needle free creations.

The retailer said there had been a shift away from traditional trees in favour of more unusual, pine-needle free creations.

He science teacher recognized that Philo had an unusual intellect and helped him learn as much about science as he could.

It is not all that unusual for a child to have four parents and eight grandparents.

This information can help you to troubleshoot replication issues, especially if replication seems to take an unusual length of time.

It is not unusual for people with Saturn in the twelfth house to become suicidal or to at least withdraw from "reality" as best they can.

What was unusual about this was that Torrington had been dead for 138 years, buried under 1. 8 meters of Arctic permafrost.

She explained to me that this situation was most unusual, but that did not make me a special-special child.

This sort of project is unusual, says Nick Medic from the British Wind Energy Association.

Fortunately, a body scanner picked up the unusual contents of his trousers before he could board his plane to Brazil.

In a country where organized crime operates with fantastic impunity, this sort of ground-level defiance was unusual, if not unique.

In a country where organized crime operates with fantastic impunity, this sort of ground-level defiance was unusual, if not unique.

In addition, the mention of a brother is unusual, indicating that this Jesus must have been a well-known figure.

As you might imagine for a city this size, Tokyo holds a worthy amount of world records, some of them more unusual than others.

What's tragic is that he may have died a virgin. Not that this is all that unusual.

It was an unusual statement for the head of a technology firm, but it was vintage Steve Jobs.

Even Packard admitted to himself that the unusual wildflower must have been a fluke, or misidentified .

He said it would have been unusual for the animals not to show curiosity and that the best reaction was to "shoo" them.

It is annoying having an unusual name: you spend at least a third of your working day spelling it out to people.

Constance, his wife, was a ruddy, country-looking girl with soft Brown hair and sturdy body, and slow movements, full of unusual energy.

It was one of those unusual couples, a very attractive young girl and a rather old and unattractive man.

It was one of those unusual couples, a very attractive young girl and a rather old and unattractive man.

The dog looked to be on its last legs, and there was an unusual lump on the side of its body.

McNabb said the case was unusual in many ways - in addition to the fact that it ended on only the second day of trial.

On his way out of the factory Mr Whitehorn saw something unusual and asked what it was.

He was an unusual man, witty, humorous and helpful, which made him one of the most popular students in my class.

What's unusual about the electronics payment suit is that it seems to be a fairly blatant case of China ignoring its WTO obligations.

It was not unusual in the 1990s to hear Sonia Gandhi referred to inDelhisocial circles as "the Italian au pair" .

Some of the things I'm going to tell you might sound like just'interesting' ideas, or unusual things to do.

Mary shrugged. "Perhaps when people show unusual interest in a patient, he wants to be part of the team, " she said.

Now every night I have to look at the Olympic Games. China did not expect such a terrible, really played a somewhat unusual.

But such a rivalry is not unusual between a superpower and a rising competitor desperate to protect its burgeoning interests.

Dilma Rousseff, though, has two very unusual names, both of similar lengths, either of which could have been used as a tag.

It is not unusual for the scientist to stay up to two or three in the morning.

The unusual, primitive quality of the various creatures gave Darwin a clue to the theory that changes take place in living forms.

On your Facebook blog you explained that it was unusual for you to give such a personal view on your private life.

By (Dr Lee unusual acne water), we here pharmacies to sell, other central do not know.

After an experience is over, it's not unusual to hear people say, "It wasn't as bad as I imagined it would be. "

And every spring people come from all over the city to see unusual flowers to boom, each one was four long white petals.

Remembering her scars, he called it "To write love on her arms" and printed the unusual slogan on T-shirts to raise money for her treatment.

It was a display of unusual restraint in a country where officials and businessmen rarely bother to ask if their habit offends.

It became popularly known as the Bird's Nest because of its unusual design of interlaced steel girders like the twigs of a bird's nest.

What an unusual little space. Half gallery, half Boho coffee shop. But then unusual pairings seem to be the order of the day.

Meanwhile, Mr. Hatoyama, 62, is known to help out with housework, a habit considered unusual among Japanese men of his generation.

It is not unusual for the U. S. military to respond to a disaster like the Haiti earthquake.

Getting into and out of the car is "unusual" to say the least. There are no doors -- instead, the car "opens" somewhat like a flower.

Scroll down to check out some of the most unusual and interesting home furnishings that are inspired by the natural form of the human body.

For large and slow-to-reproduce mammals like humans, such a growth curve is, to put it mildly, unusual.

Alice: There was a lot of fog in London, which was quite unusual for the time of year, so they diverted our flight for safety reasons.

Dependency relationships sometimes don't exist -- but that's unusual when a program is complex enough to have more than one use case.

However, they added that Citi had not experienced unusual movements in deposits, corporate balances or prime brokerage accounts.

While we were at Vegas, Angela started having cramps, pains, and unusual behavior from her gastrointestinal system.

He seemed a very unusual screever, and he was, moreover, the first person I had heard maintain that poverty did not matter.

It tends to magnify, to an unusual degree, human managerial talent - or the lack of it.

This was the bloodiest attack in a month but it was by no means unusual.

What makes it unusual is that Zambia in many ways feels like the sort of place where people live long, decent lives.

Once everyone is up and about, this rather unusual trio eat breakfast together as a family before taking a morning stroll.

If you're working on something so unusual that no one else is likely to think of it, you can take your time.

It's not unusual for judges to use harsh words about the contestants; or to cry over a contestant's performance; or even walk out.

Acquiring specimens of these animals from around the world proved to be an unusual task.

Perhaps I am unusual, can be accompanied by someone, it was a brilliant ride in life, but I refuse to be false, illusory refused.

But it is unusual to see so many similarly posed images of women on their backs, back-to-back, in magazines.

It was an unusual statement for the head of a technology firm.

Monsoons and droughts are not unusual, but forests can hold some of that excess water and release it in the dry season.

CDC asks public health labs to submit samples of flu viruses from the beginning, peak and end of each flu season, and any unusual samples.

But it's by no means unusual to see him wandering through the house in gales of laughter.

Messrs Dodd and Frank took the unusual step of reopening the conference that had thrashed out the bill, and stripped out the bank levy.

My first time of being a volunteer is no doubt an unusual experience for me.

He said Google's explanation of the collection of data as an accident was "highly unusual" .

Signs and symptoms that are unusual for you, or painful or debilitating, are more likely to be significant.

Given the relative density of the city and its surroundings it seems unusual that these have been left unused for so long.

These were isolated, unusual deals, by artists whose careers had already brought years of profits to the big music companies.

" I smiled and said: " perhaps was previously in the countryside did not have enough of them, always feel unusual home sweet potatoes.

An unusual blood type might have caused the bodies of his wives to attack their fetuses.

It is not at all unusual for the period leading to the end times to be chaotic, but as the old drops away so a new pathway emerges.

It is highly unusual for a case involving a public entity to be sent into a private arbitration procedure.

But what was really interesting to me was to find out that the birds were adapting in a pretty unusual way .

It is a bit of an unusual place because nobody knows for sure where it is.

Red studies the base of the wall. Nothing unusual here. Just a bunch of rocks set in stone.

As my virginity persisted, I had the unusual experience of being able to develop and grow without the influence of a male partner.

'It's not unusual for me to see a client aged 25 with grey hair, and frequently they do put it down to stress. '

As you move past the first year in your study of the language, these unusual-to-us moods become increasingly important.

The beliefs surrounding blood groups have been used in unusual ways.

"With her eyes wet and her voice unusual, she answered, " Heart trouble.

He was questioned by an unusual number of female handlers, perhaps as an additional humiliation.

He has a pair of big eyes witch can see wrought anyone, a mouth can't speak and a unusual brain, just without a hot heart.

The most unusual bird that has come to visit so far, I identified through a picture in a book as a red-throated pipit.

The doctor said the unusual feeling could be an early sign of diabetes.

It's very unusual, but to be honest, I'm almost full. Well, I'm afraid that I have to go now. Thank you for a wonderful evening.

This medication can cause you to have unusual results with certain medical tests. Tell any doctor who treats you that you are using Cubicin.

something unusual drifted across the Pacific and washed up in Washington State.

Such an "internal devaluation" is possible in theory, but it is unusual (and painful) in practice.

But it has a much richer field to till, and could become more compelling and unusual than the writers seem to realize.

I thought it was appealing as it looks unusual to a visitor from overseas & was definitely worth the few penny's I paid to stay there.

Other areas of rock look as if some huge creature violently broke and twisted the Earth to create unusual, sometimes frightening shapes.

The measures used to value China Life suggest, to put it mildly, that something unusual is going on.

Nevertheless, with all due respect, I dare to say that your life wouldn't be as unusual as you expect.

The Krayt's Honor has the distinction of being one of the better known Gozanti cruisers in service due to its unusual alliances and enemies.

It is unusual for her to get angry.

The case is highly unusual because Mr Sarkozy is one of 40 plaintiffs in the trial and his lawyer will be able to cross-examine witnesses.

'To be fair to him, that's not unusual because he's had a tough World Cup and I believe he's gone back to Argentina.

And as an unusual byproduct of the general freedom many writers feel free to "say anything" on the Web.

There was an unusual quietness in the air, except for the sound of artillery in the distance.

He thus found himself in the unusual position of inheriting his own economic legacy.

It's been an unusual block of time for a player considered one of the friendliest on the team, if not the league.

Juan did not realize the earthquake unusual, and quickly ran out of the house asylum.

Having a guest list that resembles the crowd at a sporting event is not all that unusual.

"I don't think we've ever had a box [score] like this, " Coach Phil Jackson said. "It was quite unusual. "

A: He made the unusual choice of choosing his own name as the brand mark.

The highly unusual action is not unlike that of a toilet seat.

It is not unusual for me to perform a few magic tricks when holding a conference on stamping die drawing, troubleshooting, or processing.

Other researchers, meanwhile, are trying to isolate the genes responsible for C4 plants' unusual anatomy and biochemistry.

This unusual tree building at the heart of the experience holds the record for the largest (and tallest) tree house in BC, Canada.

We describe an unusual case of a lung abscess and empyema after an open appendectomy for a perforated appendix.

Partly, I think, because it's so unusual for such a young person, especially a woman, to be asked to lecture at the College de France.

In an unusual announcement, the attorney general said he will give more details about the timing of the executions, this Friday.

The exact origin of the street's unusual name is uncertain, but it just as well might stand for pan-Asian.

There was nothing unusual about this affair of the blinds, for Ruston and Misery robbed everybody.

Scientists are seeing some unusual things as they try to understand the effects on thou-sands of species of marine life.

In February, Google found itself in an unusual position: out of step with its customers.

Such a die-off is no longer unusual. About a third of honeybees have perished every winter since 2006.

Some hair loss is usual with age, of course. But if hair begins to fall out at an unusual rate, nutrient deficiencies may be the cause.

Though the current massive gridlock is unusual, thousands of trucks line up along the main thoroughfares into Beijing even on the best days.

Thousands of meters below the ice near the South Pole lies one of the most unusual observatories ever constructed.

Another unusual technique: Tell a dramatic story about yourself or demonstrate some sort of trick.

Then what happened next must have been a rather unusual sight for North Korea - a media scrum.

"Not unusual, " I was told, " a rally is often a sign of imminent death. "

The public were urged to go about their normal business but to look out for "unusual activity or behaviour" .

Interestingly, this is an unusual battle in which both sides seem to be gaining steam.

Here, she developed her vibrant style, incorporating prints into the shape of her garments in an unusual manner.

It is not unusual to see the college students taking a part time jobs as a warming up for the real battle.