Sentence examples for peculiar name from inspiring English sources
It also had a peculiar name, obviously Russian.
(As to the company's peculiar name, more later).
LET'S begin with the peculiar name, industry(food).
At one point she says: "Actually, I think Nancy's a pretty peculiar name for me.
Ethel is such a peculiar name for a string quartet that it too could only be a new-music group.
Perhaps none of the retreats has a more peculiar name than the Trinity Danish Young People's Society.
A ghost story invited peculiar names, Hill said, telling us that she liked to browse through phone directories and, especially, local newspapers.
But his own name was sometimes troublesome to him: people were always restoring the missing L and garbling his middle name, which looks vaguely Welsh to a non-Welshman but must have been made up by one of our semi-literate northern-Missouri ancestors, plenty of whom had had peculiar names of their own: Risdon, Fleeta, Orvall, Olin, Melton.
Bart Becht, who was at the helm of Benckiser before taking over as chief executive of the merged company, is one of the best-paid bosses in Britain.As he announced results for 2007 on February 13th, analysts and investors expected impressive growth in sales and profits, and a preview of new products with peculiar names.
I normally have my hands full keeping track of Asia's fast-moving economies, but I just spent a few minutes getting to know the more obscure economies of Domestica, Essendonia, Coonawarra and Clintonstan.These imaginary lands with peculiar names illustrate the IMF's balance-of-payments textbook, a gripping read.
The reason behind this rather peculiar naming is that the suffixes of correspond to those masked suffixes of T whose index position i has the property that.
