Sentence examples for peculiar white from inspiring English sources

In the spring of 2011, I noticed a peculiar white speckling around the grouting of the slate floor in our bathroom.

We can never know what the woman in Eckhout's painting might have thought of him, this peculiar white man making marks with a wet stick.

Above its brown mouthparts and below its brown face lies a strip of peculiar white hair.

They visited some weird "factory," where they met a peculiar white-haired man who did portraits of him and his siblings.

At 17:00, "a long narrow belt of cloud from E. to W. having a peculiar orange-white appearance" was seen, and at 20 00 "this cloud suddenly became luminous at its eastern extremity".

Longtime readers may already know that I have a peculiar fixation on white phones, and I'll admit that my heart went a-quiver when AT&T revealed that a white Lumia 900 would be released shortly after its black and cyan brethren.

There are several of these in the show, peculiar, mysterious, murky white shapes on black, occasionally arresting, mostly inchoate.

The peculiar and enormous white globe is actually part of an old national defense radar system, which was once monitored around the clock until, the tour guide claimed, officials realized Saugatuck might not be the very first point of attack.

Using the obtained results, we considered the influence of the electron-impact mechanism on line shapes in spectra of chemically peculiar stars and white dwarfs.

He described what he ate, what he saw and what he heard, conjuring the delicate fragrance of a wild mango grove, the slap of pitchy tar on the cedar planks of a hull and a peculiar black-and-white-striped wild ass -- the first English description of a zebra.

For some peculiar reason, most Americans, white or black, who believe that they descend from a Native American ancestor believe that that ancestor was Cherokee, so let's use Cherokee records for a case study.