The film version (made, like the fourth series, without Richard Beckinsale) was a peculiar pick and mix of Eric Chappell's biggest hits, remoulded into a single plot.
99 1 When the asphalt has been ejected, the people who live about the sea on both sides carry it off like plunder of war since they are hostile to each other, making the collection without boats in a peculiar fashion.
Yet B-movies (and that is what "Bushwick" is, without a doubt) have a peculiar habit of worming under the cultural skin.
Couple this with freakishly high stilettos and buckets of booze, and you feel that by remaining upright – by being able to walk without tipping over – is a peculiar feat – more astounding to watch than anything on the actual racecourse.
Soon unable to sleep without a sedative, unnerved by a peculiar scratching at his door, Baratte keeps vigil at his bedroom window, staring down at the graveyard and the miners as they huddle around the fires they have built among the graves.
When there is the sole need of contraception, without the added benefits of a peculiar hormonal compound and/or combination, CHCs with the lower vascular risk or alternative methods for birth control should be considered.
Skateboarding at the professional level is a peculiar enterprise, one without official rules and few contests that any skaters really care about — something that can happen anytime, anywhere.
The late start of the word "racism" has led some to think that the phenomenon itself must be relatively new; that it is, as Fredrickson summarizes the view, "a peculiar modern idea without much historical precedent".
Even without the circus fixation, Montréal is a peculiar place.
Baker, without a contract beyond this season, stands at a peculiar crossroads in his baseball career.
