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31 Loewen ( 5 - 5 ) does not have a quirky windup, but he certainly has New York's number.

32 Myssi is well known in Finland for her quirky food column, which is syndicated across the country.

33 While the viper seeks frogs, a rather similar non - poisonous snake pursues its own quirky prey.

34 This summer, there are vibrant paisley patterns and lush, tropical prints, as well as quirky sea-urchin pairs in turquoise, pink and lime, and a more subdued, blue-and-white turtle-print.

35 The multi-coloured flowers, known as rainbow roses or happy roses, are the latest thing in quirky gifts.

36 They put in their sweat and out comes a quirky charm.

37 Deeper in the desert, you can fossick for opals in the quirky underground town of Coober Pedy or in the frontier town of Andamooka.

38 His Southern roots are reflected in quirky comfort foods like the occasionally available 'kitchen-sink potato salad, ' whose recipe changes based on what's on hand.

39 The libretto, mostly numbers, solfege syllables and quirky, stream-of-consciousness spoken texts, works its own hypnotic spell.

40 It's love at first sight when a gawky, quirky insect arrives in this bustling community and a fabulous ladybug catches his eye – and the feeling is mutual.

41 According to Guinness, Furman has set 70 similarly quirky firsts.

42 "Nouvelle Vague really changed things," explains Reid, "they covered well-known tunes in a quirky, downbeat style.

43 Text and design elements are friendly, quirky, and smart – and not boring, close-minded, or arrogant.

44 Oversize watchesare a alternativea cuff or bangle, and menswear in spiredshoes offer a quirky touch.

44 Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.

45 We continue to expect a quirky seasonal adjustment factor for the producer price index in December to leave a big energy-led headline gain of 0.7%, despite an assumed flat core PPI gain.

46 The other side includes more quirky and perhaps less flattering details.

47 Israelis speak Hebrew which is a quirky, throaty language that takes ages to learn.

48 It is full of quirky yet weirdly believable turns - and wacky , revealing dialogue.

49 Yet it is the label’s Japanese releases that prove to be the most consistently enjoyable as they generally convey cultural insight through offbeat humour and quirky characterisation.

50 Readers are presented with a mystical world of constellations are gods, which mingle with quirky humans.

51 Substantial upgrade to visuals, but long load times and quirky online features keep the score from being even higher.

52 This quirky aversion may be a case of psychological security trumping physical comfort.

53 A gentle - albeit somewhat fictionalized - bond forms between Wood and Lugosi. Depp does a spectacular job of fleshing out Wood's quirky innocence and unbridled passion for moviemaking.

54 He's a delicate player, but a quirky one; his synth dabblings on the solo "Mojo Uno" have a touch of Sun Ra about them.

55 Kaley Cuoco: I think [show co-creator Chuck Lorre] has a way of leaving quirky questions to the audience, whether it's the elevator, Penny's last name or all these things.

56 He has a quirky windup but his fastball is great.

57 That is where this recent campaign comes into focus , quirky measuring tape and all.

58 But fame has been the inevitable result of his break-out performance as Facebook founder and world's youngest billionaire, Mark Zuckerberg - a highly intelligent, quirky and self-aware character.

59 The multi - colored flowers, as rainbow roses or happy roses, are the latest thing in quirky gifts.

60 Over the weekend, one bride-to-be in the eastern China city of Qingdao was taken by surprise by a quirky marriage proposal involving her boyfriend and 48 of his friends dressed as giant carrots.