Sentence examples for peculiar week from inspiring English sources

It had been a peculiar week.

It has – yet again – been a peculiar week to follow the England football team.

Neither Michele Bachmann nor Newt Gingrich nor Rick Santorum nor Ron Paul had an especially peculiar week, though it can be fairly said that none broke free from their own patterns of performance art.

This has been a peculiar week in the world of genealogy, ushering in unexpected changes in three online, family history destinations.

France's peculiar school week dates to the creation of free universal public schools in 1882, under the famed education minister Jules Ferry.

It's been a peculiar nine weeks since the May 3 assembly elections failed to produce a majority for any one party.

(By the way, for the last month there's been a peculiar pattern: each week, headlines declare that new claims fell from the previous week; a week later, the past week's number is revised upward, and the apparent decline disappears).

The British conspiracy that Osborne broke this week had a peculiar horror.

The New Yorker magazine scratched its head for a page this week over the "peculiar atmosphere of mental exhaustion, in which both opponents and supporters of the war seem to have lost their forensic stamina".

New York Fashion Week is a peculiar happening filled with angry PR people, overworked baristas, poor people masquerading as the rich and rich people masquerading as the poor.

But since the toys were introduced, a peculiar thing has happened: Mr. Weeks has discovered that they are as popular with adults as they are with children.