Sentence examples for peculiar sums from inspiring English sources

Fremont's unofficial motto: "De Libertas Quirkas," or The Freedom To Be Peculiar sums up the neighborhood's pride in being a little different.

Instructions come, but they are peculiar, summed up by the command "Action".

Some of Howe's peculiar greatness is summed up in the still-current "Gordie Howe hat trick," which is when a player has a goal, an assist, and a fight all in one game.

A peculiar diplomatic incident last week summed up our powerlessness.

The air could be thick with the tension peculiar to meals where enormous sums of money are at stake.

Con census How to ruin a global brand A glowing review Nuts goes tits up The pinstriped proletarian Internship ReprintsThese big sums reflect problems peculiar to Britain.

Paddick sums up the peculiar trajectory of his career: "In my first 25 years as a police officer hardly anyone had ever heard of me outside policing circles..

A surreal moment during the Arizona argument summed up how peculiar the Court's campaign-finance jurisprudence has become.

"He cannot be an albatross because he is such a peculiar bird," the Washington Post_'_s Dana Milbank wrote, summing up the position of Democratic strategists.

Still, I can't help but feel that these feelings, though obviously not singular, are peculiar, or more intense, with that handful of teams that do seem to sum up their city.

In sum, then, the effect of infrequent deletions in this sample is not peculiar to a criterion of a relative frequency of 5% or less.