Sentence examples for peculiar specialties from inspiring English sources
Leaving his more peculiar specialties aside, he played a program of familiar works, starting with a crisply articulated, if slightly puzzling, account of Haydn's Sonata in B minor (Hob. XVI: 32).
"The Mugger," from Argentina, is on the surface a simple crime story, following a middle-aged robber whose peculiar specialty is stealing tuition money from private schools.
His peculiar specialty is psychological torture — the whispers in the dark, the subtle threats, the promise of punishment — and he's so good at it that his C.I.A. code name, "the Inquisitor," elevates him to "the royalty of torture".
Although I do think that dog bakeries are ridiculously cute, because they like make tiny cupcakes for puppies with frosting and everything, I do think there is something peculiar about making specialty food for animals that I have witnessed eat cat litter.
Midway through Act I there is a peculiar interlude at a bar where belly dancing is the specialty ("Shika, Shika," this number is called).
There is much further evidence here of the peculiar magic, made from almost nothing, that was Polke's signal specialty.
Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.
Things quickly get peculiar.
