Sentence examples for it peculiarities from inspiring English sources
It wasn't quite as unlikely as Stringer Bell's funeral-home gathering, but it had its peculiarities.
That said, it has its peculiarities.
But while my Russian birth affords me the ability to enjoy gymnastics without pondering its peculiarities, it hardly means that any gymnastics will do.
So I think this rather strenuous equality is good for the moral fibre.' Still, the writing life, shared, does have its peculiarities, and it is perhaps only through glimpses of oddly intimate domestic quirks that one might begin to understand the resulting professional success.
"Each area has its peculiarities and it's important that we don't get a top-down approach," he says.
I was willing to brave through her hell with her, describe it and all its peculiarities once and for all.
However, it is gradually gaining ground in Asia and Africa, although it is not far from its infancy state in Africa, where the technology could be more important considering the economic status of the region and its peculiarity when it comes to water resources predicaments.
This issue is tackled in an excellent report by Dame Kate Barker for the King's Fund, a health care study group.Although the report deals with the British experience, which has its own peculiarities, it resonates for the rest of the western world.
It has peculiarities as a language.
The Alito-for-O'Connor swap may mean it passes.Three peculiarities make America's debate over abortion different from those in other western democracies.
