Sentence examples for peculiar 1 from inspiring English sources
The features of nonuniform shrinkage are rather peculiar: (1) Up to 40%60%% conversion, the particle shrank uniformly.
Until about a month ago, this ordinary-looking field held a peculiar 30-metre-high structure.
In 1929, the firm of Bark & Djorup finished the wonderfully peculiar 295 Madison Avenue, at 41st Street.
You will, in any case, be seeing it enchanted by peculiar 3-D effects, a trademark Jacobs technique achieved by means of stroboscopic lighting and micro-editing finesse.
Mr. Daschle grinned broadly at his peculiar 17-day window of power and threw his arms out wide in a gesture of amusement.
In Submarine (Hamish Hamilton, February), young newcomer Joe Dunthorne's cheerfully peculiar 15-year-old narrator is a worthy successor to Adrian Mole.
The exceptionally bright and somewhat peculiar 10-year-old Elias, living in a fantasy world, adamantly refuses to believe that his father won't return.
The two made an unlikely couple, united supposedly over Mr Hazare's peculiar "17-point agenda" to make villages the focus for all national policy.
If anything, their brief reign looks more extraordinary and peculiar 35 years on than it did then, viewed now on BBC4 through their near-constant appearances on repeats of 1981's Top of the Pops.
The board's decision followed a peculiar 70-minute session in which the consultant, Hank Morris, showed up at the last minute to publicly confirm -- for the first time -- that he is working free for Mr. Hevesi's campaign.
Having arrived here as strong favorites to secure the 2008 Summer Games, leaders of the Beijing bid must now survive a peculiar 72-hour Olympic malady -- the agony of the front-runner.
