Sentence examples for making a peculiar from inspiring English sources
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.
Doesn't every club have a guy who makes odd sounds on the tee - rattling his bag in search of gum, making a peculiar clacking of his teeth or playing with the Velcro on his glove?
Figuring out the form(s) of creationism which are in play in any particular situation is one of the most important keys to understanding what is actually going on when creationists are lobbying for peculiar language in a science standard, or making a peculiar argument about some obscure phenomenon in geology or biology.
Yet it would make a peculiar sort of federation.
"It made a peculiar noise and we did some experimentation".
Like fables, the stories make a peculiar kind of sense.
On the other hand, the simple mass makes a peculiar impression of power.
Pizza and a Few Beefs Kennedy's freewheeling business model has made a peculiar establishment even more idiosyncratic.
"He shows me things and says: 'D'you like that?' and he's made a peculiar cottage garden.
He hit a shot short of the green that took one good bounce forward and then made a peculiar left turn.
