Sentence examples for eccentric items from inspiring English sources
They were accomplices in the creation of the most eccentric items in the museum's inventory: cigar boxes filled with neat stacks of canceled stamps.
The living room has a mix of clean-lined furniture (a Florence Knoll wood credenza, a plywood trestle table made by Mr. Cameron) and eccentric items.
The Raspberry Pi Zero sold out within days, but with other iterations having been on the market since 2012 there's already a thriving community building on the foundation pieces of kit, with conventional add-ons as well as, well, slightly more eccentric items.
But, according to several relatives, few knew that his father squandered the family's money and that Ditmas returned from the war not as a student but as a manservant where he received, as hand-me-downs, many of his most eccentric items of clothing.
Erika grabs some slightly more eccentric items, but quickly puts them back, hardly looking at them.
If people were bored at work, chances are they were surfing the pages of eBay and unearthing eccentric auction items they never even knew existed.
My husband, whose approach to shopping is an eccentric mix of scoring items recognisable only to the hardcore foodist, and trolley dashes around the marked-down sections of supermarkets, hit paydirt with a reduced number from our local Tesco.
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For £15 (about $25 at $1.69 to the pound) on weekdays, and £17.50 on weekends, visitors can peruse more than 250 items, including eccentric commissioned portraits (a triptych of Jackson as a crowned knight), his famed costumes (patented "antigravity" shoes that enabled him to do the famous "Smooth Criminal" forward lean), his 1967 Rolls-Royce and plenty of other Jackson memorabilia.
Nearly 1,000 items from the eccentric collection of a reclusive millionaire have gone under the hammer in London, with buyers bidding for a trove of bizarre objects.
And for those who already have shoeboxes of eccentric finds or overlooked everyday items that are ready for their moment of fame, Museum welcomes submissions for review by the curatorial staff.
