Sentence examples similar to odd peer from inspiring English sources

2. Manchester Relocating to a northern city would cut the costs of accommodating the 650 MPs and 788-odd peers - renting costs and housing prices are much lower and it would cut travelling times for northern, Scottish and Northern Irish MPs.

The principal titles of barely 30 of the 750-odd hereditary peers were created before 1500.

But the fact remains that, in theory at least, our 650 elected MPs and 800-odd unelected peers have far more power than most of us who voted for them would ever imagine.

'Albany's Odd Couple' To peer at the grainy photograph from September 1977 of a glum Mario Cuomo, surrounded by his family, conceding a Democratic mayoral primary to Edward I. Koch is to be struck twice over: by how heartbroken Andrew appeared and by how young he was — not yet 20.

If your teenager tells you about their peer's odd behavior, this is huge news.

Neither the lack of Hispanic female athletes nor the unpopularity of sports among their peers strikes them as particularly odd.

His peers may think it is odd that he cares so much about houses; after all, Mr. Sobek is an engineer.

Odds ratios represent the changed likelihood of peer victimization, resulting from a 1 score step increase on the mean of the Five to Fifteen subdomain.

There will even be the odd ex-convict, with the former jailed Tory peer and novelist Lord Archer attending.

The robberies, bombings and summary executions are strung out in a series of caper-movie vignettes, while an odd leitmotif has German citizens, mostly elderly, cautiously peering out of curtained windows.

Key to this is the aggregation of peer-to-peer ratings to build trust amongst drivers – thus avoiding the odd axe murder….