John Ashcroft, Linda Chavez and Gale Norton are peculiar picks from a man who was expected to govern largely from the center, and who billed himself as a uniter, not a divider.
The Westcotts buy a radio which in some peculiar fashion picks up sounds in other apartments in their large East Side building.
The New Yorker, May 17 , 1947P. 28 The Westcotts buy a radio which in some peculiar fashion picks up sounds in other apartments in their large East Side building.
By John Cheever The New Yorker, May 17 , 1947P. 28 The Westcotts buy a radio which in some peculiar fashion picks up sounds in other apartments in their large East Side building.
Because of the permeable boundary between fact and fiction in Gloeckner's life, I find myself, at times, picking peculiar arguments with her.
Governor Andrew Cuomo is trying to lead the nation in gun control, but he's picked a peculiar way of doing it.
The use of the artificial child's voice becomes downright peculiar when he's picked up (in both senses) by a flirtatious young female driver; at such times the narrative promises to take off, but never actually does.
Talk story about recordings of sounds fish make under water A study of fish noises was begun, when the Coast Artillery reported that some peculiar noises were being picked up by the hydrophones they had attached to mines with which they were experimenting off Old Point Comfort.
Picking out peculiar performances with 10, 20, even 30 years of hindsight and data is easy compared to spotting them in real-time, says Berthelot, who is working on developing metrics that could be used without decades of data.
One of the more peculiar notions she's picked up from these papers is that bar codes are marks of the devil.
