It turns out he's hiding in plain (actually, quite peculiar) sight as he attempts a new career.
Alone in such a vast expanse of water, Moussambani made for a peculiar sight, but set off at a fair old clip.
The architect declined to comment, but either way, it is — and promises to be — a most peculiar sight on this unusual block.
There were several peculiar sights at the Oneohtrix Point Never performance on Friday night, but none more so than the handful of fans clustered near the front of the stage, nodding their heads rhythmically.
The first time I witnessed this — and it's a peculiar sight, this large man bent over and up to his elbows in a black plastic sack of discarded foodstuffs — I was the unwitting object of his investigation.
It is a peculiar sight in Stanley, population roughly 1,200, one in a constellation of isolated and, in some cases, shrinking farm towns along North Dakota's wide open western edge where few residents recall a traffic jam.
At the police station, weary Sam Ramos, about to become the novel's moral center, takes a call from Mrs. Dickinson, the neighborhood busybody, complaining about peculiar sights and sounds at the Lowell house.
It must have been a peculiar sight: a US soldier, his hands and clothes pockmarked with black silver nitrate, hunkered beneath the dark-cloth of a 5x4 field camera in a war zone in Afghanistan.
I'm told that this burger has been smothered with pulled pork, which intrigues me greatly, but on my way there my attention is diverted by a peculiar sight: a store ominously titled the Freedom Wine Cellar.
She was a peculiar sight to behold even by the infamous standards of the New York underground, this ethereal former ballerina with Botticelli features, oversized hazel eyes and highlighted blond tresses going to town on her harmonica.
