Sentence examples for peculiar events from inspiring English sources

For concertgoers who are used to watching performers make music, organ recitals can be peculiar events.

"I have mused for a long time on the peculiar events in the UKIP," he said.

Despite the peculiar events on the lagging strand, the entire DNA strand is eventually polymerized, and the two daughter DNA molecules thus produced are identical.

The ball may disintegrate into a powder, or break in half, or hit up against its earlier self at just such an angle so as to enter the wormhole in just such a way that even more peculiar events occur.

The combined effects of wear, biological environment, and in vivo occurring peculiar events as metal staining were evaluated on five retrieved ZTA femoral heads with implantation time ranging from 9 to 106 months.

The performance culminated in an inter-species gala, cementing itself as one of the more peculiar events of Performa 15. .

Surely the most peculiar event at the Inauguration was Chief Justice John Roberts's garbling of the Presidential oath.

By Jeffrey Toobin January 20 , 2009Surely the most peculiar event at the Inauguration was Chief Justice John Roberts's garbling of the Presidential oath.

The second annual installment of a peculiar event: leading reggae stars take on a team of local D.J.'s in a friendly (but spirited) game of soccer.

Few experiences in New York could have lent this theory greater credence than the peculiar event known as the Luxury Review, which took place at the Metropolitan Pavilion, an event space in Chelsea, on Thursday night.

The former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, who shared a sofa with Boris at a peculiar event in central London yesterday, was more literal about his own talked-up presidential prospects.