Sentence examples for peculiar weekend from inspiring English sources

We received a communication about a peculiar weekend from a young woman in Manhattan.

The New Yorker, February 15 , 1982P. 29 We received a communication about a peculiar weekend from a young woman in Manhattan.

By Ann Beattie The New Yorker, February 15 , 1982P. 29 We received a communication about a peculiar weekend from a young woman in Manhattan.

This is hardly an uncommon set of circumstances, but here it becomes the stuff of a minor epic drama as Benham must navigate, over a solitary weekend, his own peculiar minefield of memory, loss, longing and (yes) satisfaction, and how all of this plays out in his life and his work.

Now in its seventh year, Cornbury welcomes 15,000 people a day over the weekend to enjoy its peculiar mix of a traditional music festival partnered with village fête activities, which results in a rather curious English affair.

Ahead, the 7 most peculiar band names who performed this past weekend, and will do the same this following weekend at the Coachella Valley Arts & Music Festival in Indio, California.

It's a very peculiar Glastonbury-goer who spends their entire weekend in front of it, dutifully watching every artist that performs there.

"That first weekend, we probably saw more kinds of peculiar things because it wasn't clear what we wanted," Ms. Sarkisian said.

It is the peculiar fate of the New Jersey driver, as indelible as a shoreside weekend or a Bruce Springsteen composition, if less easily romanticized.

The peculiar journey of Celso Heredia appears to have ended happily over the weekend — though, like everything else in his six-week odyssey, in somewhat bizarre fashion.

Even Pepe could not muster up a breach of the peace after the weekend's clasico left both Real Madrid and Barcelona in a peculiar state of mutual awe.