Sentence examples for peculiar projects from inspiring English sources

In a career of peculiar projects, it remains one of the singer's strangest: a collection of showtunes inspired by Burns's life and work.

"Mesrine" is a peculiar project, no question.

A documentary airing on Channel 4 this weekend – Saddam Goes to Hollywood – has collated the rushes and gathered interviews with cast and crew in order to build a picture of why and how this peculiar project happened in the first place.

The scrappy Peculiar Works Project, which specializes in bringing theater to alternative sites, has made an intriguing move in reviving the story.

Last fall the theater company Peculiar Works Project tookaudiences back in time by way of a tour that meandered through Greenwich Village, stopping at Off Off Broadway's earliest locales.

Created by Ralph Lewis, Catherine Porter and Barry Rowell of the Peculiar Works Project, "Fragments" has something of a story — a bit of nonsense about artists trying to collect bail money — but it's really just connective tissue to get the audience from one makeshift stage to another.

Here, the middle of the second strand of the conserved core is interrupted by a peculiar insert that projects out to form a distinctive "outflow".

The result is most peculiar: a vanity project made by someone who wishes he had more to be vain about.

Bowie was the twist: the wayward Bromley boy who turned himself into a peculiar pop art project, perfectly.

The kinds of qualities we project are quite different in each case, but both involve projecting something peculiar to the interaction of mind and object onto the object alone.

Kathy Ryan, the magazine's photography director, talked to him about the peculiar challenges of his project.