Sentence examples for peculiar situations from inspiring English sources

Well, New Yorkers are better than most people at getting used to peculiar situations.

The folks in "Wild Child," his rollicking new collection of stories, find themselves in similarly peculiar situations.

A variety of contenders faltered during Sunday's final round of the 141st British Open, but no one seemed to find himself in more peculiar situations than Tiger Woods.

In the other benchmarking countries, a clear overall pattern was not identified as far as this aspects is concerned, with peculiar situations emerging based on the specific country context.

From this venerable models, an unmeasurable number of variants have been tested, either the number of indicators compounding the final score was changed to improve the fitness of the index, or the formula was adapted to fit better with peculiar situations such as specific activities (services, start-ups, …) or markets (emerging, blue ships, …).

Throughout David's journey, peculiar situations constantly seem to get the best of him.

It's a very peculiar situation.

"It's just a very peculiar situation".

The Pixies had a peculiar situation.

(Mayor Langford has his own peculiar situation.

That, in a nutshell, defines Mr. Beck's peculiar situation.