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241. Rather poignantly for someone born into celebrity and making a career in fashion, McCartney is quite unusually unphotogenic; she's far more attractive in the flesh than she ever looks in pictures.

242. An unusually grim expression clouded his plump face: he was thinking hard.

243. Still, China's loan - classification system gives lenders an unusually period of grace before recognising losses.

244. But unusually what happened was the residents of the Kasbah joined in.

245. Veal was originally just the meat of an unweaned one or two-day-old calf. Because they were so young, and had never eaten grass or exercised[sentencedict.com], their meat was unusually pale and tender.

246. Instead, very unusually, we seek what is called a special verdict – a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity.

247. But the special process, that the judge chooses the applicable law, makes the discretion important in the conflict of laws unusually.

248. She has an unusually attractive oval face and green eyes set slightly on the slant.

249. Late November will be an unusually productive time, so get set to make your biggest initiations then, while you have so many planets pulling for you!

250. Industrial towns are often very dirty; but this one is unusually clean.

251. The White House condemned the scenes at Tripoli airport in unusually undiplomatic language.

252. Pierre Paulin, the French designer, famed for his unusually shaped chairs and a favourite of presidents, has died at the age of 81, his family said.

253. Reasons for the Sombrero's hat-like appearance include an unusually large and extended central bulge of stars, and dark prominent dust lanes that appear in a disk that we see nearly edge-on.