Sentence examples for a peculiar position from inspiring English sources

This leaves Gilbert in a peculiar position.

Minaya and the Expos are in a peculiar position.

The loss put the Yankees in a peculiar position entering the All-Star break.

In the late spring of 2003, Miller was in a peculiar position at the Times.

That put Senator John Edwards of North Carolina in a peculiar position Monday morning.

Mr. Davie is in a peculiar position, having been a classmate of Pres.

T. H.: I was in a rather peculiar position because after a year the boss decided to go set up a new medical school, so I was kind of left by myself.

I hold a very peculiar position because I'm an Iraqi-American, and I hear a lot of Iraqis not caring enough about the deaths of the young American soldiers, not expressing enough sympathy.

Amis occupies a really peculiar position in our national life.

In its list of "core principles," it actually calls for lower tax rates — a very peculiar position for people supposedly horrified by the budget deficit.

The truth is that Britain has accepted almost limitless liability for what happens in Iraq, in exchange for very little power over events.What's the alternative?Mr Blair is now left in a most peculiar position as far as his own party is concerned.