Sentences with phrase «set in a strange place»

Lock's Quest is set in a strange place because it is a remaster that was never needed yet it was released.

Not exact matches

It's strange, too, given the set of circumstances that led me to this «place» in my mind of late.

The chatter of this strange assortment of upper - middle class Brits might work better in the theater, since the action takes place in real time set wholly in an extensively furnished London home (actually filmed in a West London studio), with the women doing most of the talk and much of the witty liftings.

That job is filled by bald rapper Pitbull, whose nice music video (3:34) for the adequate throwback «Back in Time» (which samples the 1950s Mickey & Sylvia hit «Love Is Strange») places him in the movie's settings, while also featuring some MIB3 clippage.

Ebook readers are caught in a strange place and there are many that don't see the value of an E Ink reader device when set aside the all - singing all - dancing multimedia tablet.

-- The Washington Post «Adam Johnson's remarkable novel The Orphan Master's Son is set in North Korea, an entire nation that has conformed to the fictions spun by a dictator and his inner circle... Mr. Johnson is a wonderfully flexible writer who can pivot in a matter of lines from absurdity to atrocity... We don't know what's really going on in that strange place, but a disquieting glimpse suggesting what it must be like can be found in this brilliant and timely novel.»

Playa Grande is without a doubt the only place in Costa Rica that has its town set up in such a strange fashion.

That said, it's a little strange as Resident Evil 6 seems to be set before Resident Evil 5 — set ten years after the Raccoon City Outbreak in 1998, while the events in Kijuju took place in 2009.

Missions take place in ten different environments, with settings that range from a jungle planet thick with strange vegetation and dangerous creatures to an arid desert world spotted with the ancient ruins of forgotten civilizations.

The Brooklyn - based artist duo Jennifer and Kevin McCoy acknowledge that Californians are living in a strange place, not in terms of the precise characteristics of our physical location, but in the moment in which we live, where one set of values and order is being upturned by another.

It's a place where you can artistically teeter - totter; sing along; pretend to spelunk; climb aboard a full - sized, post-disaster Mardi Gras float; count the army of plastic soldiers and herd of plastic dinosaurs in a strange set of tapestries; take a video visit to an eerie African - American wax museum; and behold a painting so cross-culturally confused that it combines gold leaf, graffiti, kabuki and the New Orleans Saints.

Just before the Christmas break, as I was running around trying to do ten different deals before the arbitrary December 24th deadline everyone had set, I ended up in a rather strange place exchanging contracts, not for the first time.