Sentence examples for peculiar format from inspiring English sources

"It is a very peculiar format," said Cink, whose 1-up victory Friday against Mickelson eliminated the biggest name left in the draw.

Trott, who has set himself the target of regaining his England place before the first one-day international of the summer against Scotland on 9 May, is likely to have another bat on Wednesday when Warwickshire will begin a new 60-over innings under the peculiar format of this two-day fixture, provided the grimmer weather forecasts are not proved correct.

Skeptical writings have a peculiar format, one that comes with its own challenges: the skeptics aim to describe their philosophy tout court, as they practice it, without laying out any particular theories or doctrines.

NPR's "Morning Edition" has one of the most peculiar formats of any morning show on radio or television: it's split between the East Coast, with the co-host Steve Inskeep in Washington, and the West, with Ms. Montagne.

Under multiuser interference, the essence of the proposed algorithms is that at any time, there is only one node (but not the same one all the time) which transmits peculiar signal format.

"Go Tigers!" was filmed in high-definition video and has the flat visual rhythm and slightly washed out colors peculiar to that format.

The format is peculiar, yet strangely familiar in an age when dating is done through a series of swipes and double taps.

The story is peculiar, weird, intriguing – and works brilliantly with the format because of those things.

The format of the show runs thus: Brand introduces a peculiar archive clip.

The documentary format provided ample opportunity for Partridge to display his peculiar idiocies, even while sending up the very idea of this type of first person foray into Broken Britain.

The webisode format is a good fit for Vic and Bob's peculiar creations, trimming away all the wobbly bits that sometimes weighed down their sketch shows.