1.   According to my neighbour on the other side, this apartment contained something very unusual in the way of leggy redheads.

2.   Amelia was a very unusual resident, the only person permitted by Mary Simkhovitch to use Greenwich House somewhat as a hotel.

3.   Another very unusual feature of these glasses is that they contain very low calcium oxide levels-c.

4.   He awoke with a slight headache and a keen appetite, a very unusual combination for him.

5.   It was a very unusual case.

6.   More so than those, however, it is a slightly unusual name, one fit for a very unusual man.

7.   One of those smaller enterprises was started several years ago in a very unusual way.

8.   People knocking at the door was a very unusual event in this household.

9.   Relationships in which the two individuals concerned are of exactly equal status are very unusual.

10.   She had a special, very unusual way of kicking.