(1) What made this extraordinary story even more unusual is that Lee was a woman.

(2) Now the speculation has begun about what led the proud parents to choose such an unusual name.

(3) He tried not to isolate and figure out what the unusual stench emanating from the earpiece was.

(4) It seems many of us are suckers for a big name, a logo and a fancy box or unusual design.

(5) The fears prompted them to take the unusual step of releasing his details and picture.

(6) She used her skills as a graphic artist to create unusual images to give each a unique look.

(7) We can look after you, and make sure that you face no problems because of your unusual talents.

(8) Today they took the unusual step of releasing a photograph in an effort to trace him.

(9) Clearly, this is a river bank and it is not unusual to see rats on a river bank.

(10) Your imagination is uniquely designed to solve everyday problems in unusual ways.

(11) It was an unusual name, and Cornwell had known for years that it would be no hard task to look it up.

(12) He said my surname was an unusual name and did I know my ancestors had invented the Biro pen.

(13) It is not unusual for places to be catapulted to stardom thanks to the medium of TV or cinema.

(14) He is a devoted collector of usual and unusual objects with one thing in common, a history.

(15) It is not unusual for me to spend about a quarter of the year away from home.

(16) The tomato is unusual in this respect, as very few other fruit accumulate lycopene.

(17) In publishing, it is easy to mistake the effects of chance for those of unusual talent.

(18) He took the unusual step of urging Americans not to buy petrol if they don't have to.

(19) The evening ended with a game of charades with some very unusual and funny pub names to guess.

(20) Among his more unusual jobs had been providing a quote for a trap to capture the Loch Ness Monster!