"It was peculiar, too, that when the house was raided there were no personal possessions there".
It was peculiar, too, that when the house was raided that there were no personal possessions there".
All the more peculiar, then, that, when Melquiades is shot and killed, Pete embarks on a zealous retribution.
He wrote a peculiar treatise arguing that when morals degrade, disaster cannot be far behind.
I wrote one of them, about the rabbitholes that Bowie's final album burrowed us in, but I was also interested in what BBC 6Music became on that peculiar Monday when we found out he'd died: a memorial site, a chapel, a wake.
Many moons ago, long before I dreamed of seeking fame and fortune as a self-published author, back when I was of that peculiar age when young men choose to live in smelly apartments with other young and smelly men, I had as a roommate the incredible and talented drummer of Charlie's on Acid.
These are rather peculiar-looking barcodes that, when you take a photo of them with your smartphone, will take you out of the book to different websites to show you maths in action.
That an actor who broke through the Hollywood color barrier might seem an odd choice to direct the film version of a British mega-musical franchise isn't all that peculiar when you consider that Tom Stoppard, of all people, was mooted to write the screenplay for precisely such a venture.
One peculiar feature of BH is that when nominal groups which function as direct object are marked for definiteness, they are normally preceded by the definite object marker particle ʾęṯ, while nominal groups that are unmarked for definiteness also lack marking for object status.
He realizes something is peculiar, however, when he sees that his father seems oblivious to the fact that it's raining inside the house.
