Sentence examples for this peculiar demand from inspiring English sources

Such is the nature of this peculiar demand – dense concentrations of soldiers and contractors with middle-class Western wages, away from home, in search of exotic distractions or gifts.

Currently, Uralic languages used within Russia are written with a modified Cyrillic alphabet; the others employ the Latin alphabet, adapted to the peculiar demands of their own sound systems.

He knows the angles at Lord's but he does not necessarily know the peculiar demands of a Test match and a capacity crowd, albeit when facing one of the least fearsome international attacks.

The department has long made it a priority to recruit military veterans, noting that most are already adjusted to the peculiar demands of regimented life and many are extensively trained.

The particular inspirations were the peculiar demands made by Jerry Lewis, Yul Brynner and especially Van Halen - who, according to legend, insist on being served bowls of M&Ms with the brown ones taken out.

St Andrew's, the home of golf and host to this year's Open Championship, may be the oldest and best known but leading American golfers such as Tiger Woods and Mark O'Meara come to Waterville in the week before the Open to adjust their games to the peculiar demands of the links game.

To those who equate sharia with the chopping of hands and heads this must seem a peculiar demand.

I worked with seven or eight script editors who are all working as executives across the industry and it was The Bill's peculiar demand for self-contained half-hour stories that made them".

He was inexperienced and hadn't isolated the formula that addressed his peculiar, demanding ideas about cooking.

What was this peculiar cultivar?

What is this peculiar phenomenon called blushing?