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Stranger

Main Entry:	stran·ger [streyn-jer] /ˈstreɪndʒər/ Show Spelled
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Main Entry:	Stranger, The
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Example Sentences

Now, the college is courting a candidate for its presidency who is himself no stranger to controversy over his personal life.

The engineers who have to make the towers stand up, can build taller and stranger shapes only when technology permits.

Life on other planets would adapt to its environment and might be stranger than you could ever imagine.

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Now, the college is courting a candidate for its presidency who is himself no stranger to controversy over his personal life.

The engineers who have to make the towers stand up, can build taller and stranger shapes only when technology permits.

Life on other planets would adapt to its environment and might be stranger than you could ever imagine.

People are more likely to lend a hand to a perfect stranger if they have benefited from such kindness in the past.

The history of the nuptial pastry, though, is even stranger than these modern rituals suggests.

Including for this plant, a complete stranger to me-but it sounds promising:.

It was strange it was there, and it's even stranger it's gone.

The corporation is no stranger to placement-rate controversy.

China is no stranger to quality problems, be it in food, drugs or toys.

Packed with wacky facts and snack-size stories that prove truth really is stranger than fiction.

In a less free country, some stranger decides for you.

As strange as modern whales are, their fossil predecessors were even stranger.

Stranger still, these early species thrived in regions.

Chesterton wrote that it's easier to talk to a stranger than to your next-door neighbor.

He is no stranger to a jail cell, though he has so far managed to avoid long spells behind bars.

After two centuries of paleontological harvest, the evidence seems stranger than any fable, and continues to get stranger.

It gave me insight on how someone can be manipulated by a stranger or family or friend.

It might be from a parallel universe, or something even stranger than that.

They are also much stranger in fact than in fiction, with truly astonishing capabilities and many bizarre characteristics.

Each of them believed that they had locked their profiles down to make it impossible for a stranger to see anything about them.

Bombardier is no stranger to international trade disputes.

We've heard the phrase about truth being stranger than fiction.

Harris is no stranger to the argument that, to put it more mildly than he might, religion does more harm than good.

It's pretty easy to blow off reading something by a stranger.

But it's a timely reminder that travelling carries a constant albeit typically low-grade risk of exposure and stranger danger.

The first topic of conversation was a behavior known as altruism: selflessly helping a stranger.

Marcos was no stranger to imposing draconian solutions.

Because truth is almost always stranger than fiction.

The arrests come in a state that is no stranger to political corruption.

His wife stepped outside, and he greeted her as a stranger.

Ottaviani is no stranger to this type of nonfiction comics.

Our cat is so loveable that she rolls on the floor and asks for a belly rub whenever a stranger enters the apartment.

Americans fear nothing more than the stranger who targets children.

Airing a piece of dirty laundry is bad manners, especially with a captive stranger present, and indicates bigger problems.

As strange as quantum mechanics is, it could be stranger.

The university is no stranger to contentious leaders.

Stranger still, this view seems to be shared by a good proportion of business leaders.

Lucky for us, he's also no stranger to the occasional filk tune.

And that's when the exchange took an even stranger turn.

Neighbours had seen the boy being carried off in the arms of a stranger.

The photographer is no stranger to mystery and intrigue.

And--in the old greeting to your newborn--Welcome, tiny stranger.

Marvell is no stranger to offering visions of fantastic gadgets at low, low prices.

With luck, your employers may even find it worth their while to pay for you to go back to school: stranger things have happened.

Andy is no stranger to starting up businesses with a gay target market.

He said it's probably no stranger than living among battle re-enactors.

Groupon surely acted quickly and proactively in part because it is no stranger to bad publicity.

If you are a stranger on a strange campus, the one person who will always save you is a librarian.

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Main Entry:	Stranger
Part of Speech:

Easton's 1897 Bible Dictionary
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