Sentence examples for peculiar items from inspiring English sources

Every day, The New York Times's staff scours the Web for interesting and peculiar items.

The New York Times's staff scours the Web for interesting and peculiar items.

The American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works in Washington directed me to Ms. Appelbaum, a recognized expert in peculiar items.

In addition to somewhat peculiar items like a Russian military uniform from "The Iron Petticoat," a 1956 comedy she made with Bob Hope, she also kept opening-night telegrams and floral cards.

Myers of Keswick on Hudson Street in the far West Village is craving-central for ex-pats in need of Cadbury Flake bars, Typhoo tea and more peculiar items like vegetarian haggis and "spotted dick," the sponge pudding that goes well with powdered custard (also available).

Etsy is full of peculiar items for sale-as Regretsy famously illustrated-but what's often forgotten is that it's also full of witches.

The Flammarion book is a peculiar item.

As for that Chinese corn, it was actually not the most peculiar item at the show.

It was a peculiar item with a limited circulation and a well-established tie to Libya.

A few months ago a peculiar item called "Favorite Recorded Scream" began to trickle into New York City record stores.

At Cuz's Tobacco Outlet, one peculiar item looks like a length of brown rope folded into the shape of a large lollipop.