1.   A relationship that was once great has turned sour and has recently taken a bizarre turn.

2.   But the case has also taken several bizarre turns, most of them revolving around Whitacre.

3.   But the comedy takes a bizarre turn at the next level of succession.

4.   Evans, an established English cabaret performer, does a powerfully bizarre turn, often making the weirdly elastic Jack more frightening than funny.

5.   For a time it seemed Prince had pranced forever into that Michael Jacksonian state where brilliant pop stars go when their charming eccentricities take bizarre turns.

6.   It was another bizarre turn in the life of an athlete who has become a living American soap opera.

7.   Just another bizarre turn for a team that has scored only six runs during this five-game skid.

8.   So it seems that only one reasonable explanation could exist for this bizarre turn of events in the Rachel McEneny drunken-driving case.

9.   The bizarre turn of events could mean a hostile face-off between the two Reform Party factions on the opening day of the convention today.

10.   The game took a bizarre turn at the end of the first period.