| A great moment comes when he meets his father for the first time, which coincides spookily with a visit from Renee. |
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| Rather spookily, an agave and some opium poppies had survived last winter almost unscathed. |
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| Slightly spookily the gig was once again partially interrupted by a violent thunderstorm. |
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| Compared to the veterans we've been seeing recently, he looks spookily ageless. |
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| The company mines users' data to work out what they like and then hits their eyeballs with spookily well-targeted ads. |
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| The best driver of his generation has long seemed like a parody of Teutonic self-discipline, utterly ruthless, spookily calm and obsessively single-minded. |
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| Have you ever in your life met a child as cheerful, spookily intelligent, unselfish, or indomitable as little Shirley? |
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| Bellini sets the scene in a spookily beautiful woodland, where violence erupts in a cinematic explosion of energy and agony. |
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| Even more spookily, your mind knew which hand it was going to lift before you made the conscious decision to lift it. |
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| People make mistakes thinking that if you light it spookily, it's noir. |
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| The odd, wandering vocal melody appears and disappears spookily. |
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| They actually make a spine-chilling, deep-throated, prehistoric roaring noise, which reverberates spookily through the undergrowth. |
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| With four protected propellers and four motors, it lifts vertically into the air and can spookily hover motionless, before soaring off in any desired direction. |
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| The crowd oohed and aahed at his array of slow curves and darting changeups, and cheered loudly when he entered and exited the game, the only notable noise on a spookily quiet afternoon at the ballpark. |
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| John Kellock's excellent and spookily comic paintings of magical, sinister liaisons brood under a wooden roof curvaceously carved like a Viking banquet house. |
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| An image classifier may be spookily accurate, but it has no goals, no motivations, and is no more conscious of its own existence than is a spreadsheet or a climate model. |
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| More than 800 Peshmerga have been killed and 3,600 wounded since IS took Mosul a heavy toll for a fledgling state. The plain between Gwer and Makhmour is spookily desolate, save for the odd herd of goats and sheep. |
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| Ilham inherited the presidency from his father Heidar, whose features, as every visitor to Baku notices, still peer spookily down from portraits and plinths and the walls of ministerial offices. |
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| But there the storytelling was macabre, rantingly cynical and spookily comic. |
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| But with spookily coincidental timing, her body has just now been discovered, perfectly preserved in the peat. |
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| Night Shyamalan surprised everyone with this spookily brilliant supernatural thriller. |
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| And, it turns out, I am spookily ahead of my time when it comes to challenging manufacturers' use-by, sell-by, best-before and display-until warnings. |
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