| The incongruously named Bermuda grass and Kentucky bluegrass, for example, became so common they're considered native grasses by many. |
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| A forlorn pair of chromed handle bars stuck incongruously out from under the massive front roller. |
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| After retiring from athletics, Moses flirted, incongruously, with bobsledding. |
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| Dinner is a sumptuous affair and, rather incongruously for a hotel which doesn't feel like a hotel, there is round-the-clock room service. |
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| Only now they were incongruously dressed in sheepskin jackets and short skirts. |
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| Hotels, a golf course, casinos and even a reconstructed medieval French cloister are incongruously scattered on its 277 hectares. |
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| Barbados's Codrington College, founded in 1830, looks like an old Oxford college set incongruously amidst stately cabbage palms. |
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| He also drew upon the work of writer Gertrude Stein and, incongruously, comedian Jack Benny, to whom he attributes his sense of timing. |
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| He also fancies himself as a bit of a Rambo type, with murky rumours of his military exploits incongruously floating around the mild mannered madman. |
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| Such places are plonked, incongruously, in the middle of India, connected only tenuously with the surrounding confusion and poverty. |
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| To the somewhat incongruously glum soundtrack of the National, who are at 64 with Graceless. |
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| This magnificent building lauded as a perfect example of Art Deco, though it strikes one as incongruously European, counter balances the architecture of the Fort. |
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| It is conspicuously silly in places, with a chorus of Belfast millies incongruously inserted into the midst of the classical melodramatic and stylised family angst. |
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| A motorcycle and sidecar stood somewhat incongruously outside a yurt, a large domed tent constructed of sections of felt stitched over a framework of laths. |
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| All of which makes Julie Chen an incongruously wonderful, androidesque host for the show. |
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| And the incongruously bright, cheerful Haitian sky surely is a winning backdrop. |
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| A two-year rankings calculation would also sit incongruously with the season, which stretches over 12 months, and even puzzle or annoy spectators. |
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| The museum has some Basque art and occasionally runs cultural workshops, but it's an international art museum, rather incongruously plonked down in northern Spain. |
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| Blueberry and coconut slice My grandfather used to cook three things – Worcestershire sauce, prunes in port and, incongruously, a jammy coconut slice. |
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| In the case of many other First Nations, this asserted administrative control continues incongruously side by side with Canada's acknowledgement of the constitutionally protected inherent right to self-government. |
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| The finale is set in motion with a subject that incongruously combines a hiccup, a growl, a burp and a fairy dance, all within the space of a few seconds. |
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| For a time he sat, incongruously, on a deck chair, as if on a cruise. |
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| Mr. Reynolds's costume is composed of authentic Aboriginal-made elements, all available at this time in the Montreal area, juxtaposed incongruously. |
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