What is this peculiar phenomenon called blushing?
In more recent years, there has been the somewhat peculiar phenomenon of the 'it' nail colour.
But something more than advances in star grooming and special effects is behind this peculiar phenomenon.
Fundamentally, the peculiar phenomenon of life would hardly be possible without the biological catalysts termed enzymes.
Robert Boyle noted this peculiar phenomenon in 1660, but his results were largely either ignored or forgotten.
John Robinson An exploration of the peculiar phenomenon of finding and meeting one's "twin stranger", a doppelganger who could be anywhere in the world.
The growth of blended Scotch coincided with the birth of Highlandism – the peculiar phenomenon where Lowland mercantile society took on the trappings of the Highlander.
Realizing that the peculiar phenomenon could not be explained by the standard principles of genetic heredity, she began experiments to find an explanation.
Mr. Bernanke coined the phrase "global savings glut" in 2005 to explain the historically peculiar phenomenon of an industrialized world awash in cash from developing countries.
Anthony Martial, the most expensive teenager in the world, is liable to becoming the latest in a long line of players to fall victim to this peculiar phenomenon.
THE world may not be ready yet for the film equivalent of books on tape, but this peculiar phenomenon has arrived in the form of the film adaptation of J. K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone".
