Examples of using Oddest in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
It's the oddest thing.
The oddest thing happened at the club today.
This is the oddest part.
It's the oddest love/hate pattern I have ever seen.
Prodigies appear in the oddest of places.
You know, the oddest thing happened yesterday.
He made me laugh at the oddest times.
I have the oddest feeling we will be meeting again sometime.
My asthma just comes back at the oddest times.
This is the oddest family moment I have ever witnessed.
He has the habit of saying it at the oddest moments.
She had the oddest sense being herself invisible; unseen; unknown;
Poor likeness. You have the oddest sense of humor.
The oddest of them was this general feeling of being uncomfortable in my own skin….
Sometimes you just take the oddest leap. Hey, Pritch.
The oddest of them was this general feeling of being uncomfortable in my own skin….
Martens gave it grade of C+, calling it the"oddest set of the night".
It's home to one of the oddest relationships ever between a predator and its prey.
Well, if Dave was a scam artist, he is the oddest one I ever heard of.
Oddest suicide by cop I ever… They're shooting up the block. It's goddamn World War III.
Though I have never been much of a dreamer,I had the oddest dream in which I was Scarlet's baby.
At the oddest time, you might find yourself feeling lucky, like maybe you found somebody… Then bam!
It's a virtuoso performance, as is the entire novel,a gothic extravaganza and one of the oddest books I have ever read.
And then it happened./t was the oddest, most unexpected thing. I began writing what they call a mission statement, not a memo.
And then he proceeded to dance around the house, up and down the stairs, up and down, and, really,it was the oddest jig you have ever seen.
AllMusic's Donald A. Guarisco called the track"the oddest and most unusual and interesting combination of musical elements" from Nightflight to Venus, then picked it as one of his"track picks" from the album.[1].
And we all have friends or colleagues, couples who have so much in common- so much nachas- and their marriages can't go the distance,yet the oddest matches can remain together, celebrating their differences, for 40 or 50 years.
One of America's oddest failures in recent years," argue Economist editors John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge,"is its inability to draw any global lessons from its unique success in dealing with religion at home.
As the Economist editors John Micklethwait andAdrian Wooldridge have observed,“one of America's oddest failures in recent years is its inability to draw any global lessons from its unique success in dealing with religion at home.