Sentence examples for peculiar dinner from inspiring English sources

Sometime in the early 1980s, Francis Wheen first heard about a peculiar dinner that had taken place at the Rio Tinto-Zinc company flat in May 1975.

DURING a very peculiar dinner party scene in the second act of Tina Howe's "One Shoe Off" at the Schoolhouse here, one of the play's five loopy characters says, "I just had the most massive déjà vu".

As we rejoin them, Milky (Andrew Shim) and Woody (Joseph Gilgun) have some sort of peculiar school dinner-related racket on the go.

What gives the book party or the opening-night party or the artist's dinner its peculiar feverish glitter is the lightly buried consciousness of the probable bad fate that awaits the artist's offering.

The White House Correspondents Associationn dinner is a peculiar institution.

During our dinner he was under a kind of stress peculiar to Washington: Vice President Dick Cheney was eating in a private dining room and Mr. Donna had to cook special low-fat food for him.

Bill of fare: beyond tacos The hours kept by many Mexico City restaurants are peculiar by our standards, and you may be told that "no one" eats dinner until 10 p.m.

Why peculiar?

Terrifically peculiar).

Very peculiar.

Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.