strange-shaped

Each of them had a strange-shaped leather box at his feet.

The entrance to the lower level is behind the strange-shaped photographic shop.

After many days there was a movement behind her and she turned to see a strange-shaped man, crouching, watching.

He removed a strange-shaped key from around his neck and inserted it into a small door.

Heaven's generals and soldiers, with their strange-shaped weapons, are watching me.

There were stories like that behind nearly every small, strange-shaped, puzzled, puzzling face in this house.

Why do hammerhead sharks have such a famously strange-shaped head?

Sometimes shaking his head or nodding it knowingly, he traced the strange-shaped writing.

Reed mentioned strange-shaped things on the back of pews in Afghanistan, where they store their guns.

It has strange-shaped granite mountains, which are grotesque and steep, but also elegant.

Regulations that stop strange-shaped fruit and vegetables being sold are about to be changed by the European Union.

As we guessed at once, the place was her laboratory, for about it stood metal flasks and various strange-shaped instruments.

Strange-shaped things moved across the damp cobbles.

The sap in their bodies would dry, and with it the intelligence in their strange-shaped heads.

It was a very simple sacrifice of fruit and corn and flowers, with what seemed to be strange-shaped pieces of gold.

As I approach Eldorado, I notice a strange-shaped block on a hill.

And you've got a mysterious tattoo or a strange-shaped birthmark, too,' said Malicia. '

Lurvy took the right-hand seat and I took the left (wondering a lot just what strange-shaped butt had first sat in it).

Panting for breath, they reached a strange-shaped enclosure, its ceiling high but its grey-slab walls close, a heavy wooden door set in one side.

The only light came from the phosphorescent glowing of the ocean froth, flashing and disappearing, winking out like strange-shaped fireflies.

As he drove along, he caught up with a bus crowded with men, women and children, carrying strange-shaped bundles and baskets from the market.

CONG (n.) Strange-shaped metal utensil found at the back of the saucepan cupboard.

You can feel part of the landscapes, of these columns of strange-shaped rocks, which glow golden and amber depending on the time of day.

A pitiable object he was, with his armor hanging in rags about him, and his strange-shaped knapsack strapped upon his back.

Like marriage, weddings are strange-shaped structures, made of lopsided agreements and tied together with surrender and spit and twine.