Sentence examples for a peculiar spot from inspiring English sources

China's economy is in a peculiar spot.

"She was in a peculiar spot," Miss Hepburn wrote.

To begin with, Nicholson occupies a peculiar spot, perched at the edge of the entrance to the upper roadway of the Queensboro Bridge.

Chefs like Ms. Cao find themselves in a peculiar spot at the beginning of the Year of the Dog, poised between a public hungry to learn about the world's cuisine and a community where many culinary traditions are slipping.

Ms. Coggs, 30, a consultant who is the niece of G. Spencer Coggs, a Democratic state senator, finds herself in a peculiar spot, campaigning door to door against a candidate who cannot appear himself and who for some has become a symbol of a fight against racial inequality.

ANTARCTICA is a peculiar place.

The Pixies had a peculiar situation.

Krugman has a peculiar blind spot when it comes to scorn.

The late Peter Porter had a peculiar blind spot where modern Irish poetry was concerned.

Researchers postulate that a peculiar asteroid spotted near Jupiter is a permanent guest from a completely different solar system.

Parliament is a peculiar sort of place.