Sentence examples for made a peculiar from inspiring English sources

"It made a peculiar noise and we did some experimentation".

"He shows me things and says: 'D'you like that?' and he's made a peculiar cottage garden.

Pizza and a Few Beefs Kennedy's freewheeling business model has made a peculiar establishment even more idiosyncratic.

He hit a shot short of the green that took one good bounce forward and then made a peculiar left turn.

On opening night, when some malfunctioning stage machinery disrupted the performance for 20 minutes, it made a peculiar kind of sense.

Peter Johnston-Saint was an agent for Sir Henry Wellcome, the Wisconsin-born pharmaceutical magnate, who in Paris in 1929 made a peculiar purchase: a collection of more than 300 examples of tattooed skin, dating to 1850.

Yet it would make a peculiar sort of federation.

Like fables, the stories make a peculiar kind of sense.

On the other hand, the simple mass makes a peculiar impression of power.

BENEATH a railway arch in a grubby corner of east London, the staff of Roli are making a peculiar musical instrument.

But right here in the West, a new informal economy is in the making — a peculiar byproduct of the digital revolution.