Sentence examples for peculiar uniform from inspiring English sources

Looking down from above even that peculiar uniform worn by Lord's Man – washed-out pastel shorts, fine leather shoes, striped shirt – starts to make a little sense.

In this peculiar architecture, uniform distribution of SnO2, and electronic conductivity of carbon matrix, which can effectively solve the problems of pulverization, loss of electrical contact and particle aggregation during cycling, therefore contributing to excellent lithium storage and cycling stability.

R Coronae Borealis star, any of a small group of old stars of the class called peculiar variables that maintain nearly uniform brightness for indeterminate lengths of time and then fall abruptly and dramatically in brightness over the course of a few weeks or less, returning slowly and irregularly to their previous level over several months.

The immensely important difference was that almost all of those killed in the first world war were soldiers in uniform, while the peculiar – and peculiarly horrible – distinguishing feature of the second world war was that up to 50 million of the dead were civilians.

In addition to somewhat peculiar items like a Russian military uniform from "The Iron Petticoat," a 1956 comedy she made with Bob Hope, she also kept opening-night telegrams and floral cards.

Tanzania is all those things, though the union between Zanzibar and mainland Tanganyika remains perpetually fragile, despite the best efforts of CCM, with its peculiar talk of togetherness, signature green uniforms and credulous local political officials.

"The bar," he noted, "is noisy and crowded with officers in uniform, but all of a peculiar kind, shimmying their hips and speaking in shrill or velvety voices – 'My dear!

Interestingly, some functional substituents favour an amorphous state after thermal treatment, a peculiar feature that can be exploited to design uniform photochromic layers.

A peculiar feature of the immunophenotype was the nearly uniform, strong, granular immunostaining of ubiquitin (Fig.  4a c), present in all analyzed samples (cortical, subcortical and extra cerebral).

The peculiar feature in CNFs was the discontinuity and rather uniform dispersion of turbostratic domains within the amorphous carbon, an apparent cause of crack pinning, and crack path deflection, thus strengthening/toughening.

Yet from opposite ends of the country they share one peculiar passion: collecting trading cards of Mike Piazza in a Florida Marlins uniform.