peculiar sentence examples

  • Consider, for example, the following, rather peculiar conversation ' hi!
  • None of these rocks contain large crystals of feldspar, or have the harsh fracture peculiar to trachyte.
  • peculiar fascination, with a quiet, refined manner which friends found most attractive.
  • Anyway if we seemed peculiar to howard johnson's that afternoon, the feeling was mutual.
  • Uk general practice is, itself, somewhat peculiar.
  • This was remedied in june 1824, which makes the canal peculiar in that it was built before its act of parliament was obtained.
  • peculiar odor and is used by the indians in arizona, california and new mexico for making baskets.
  • She feels peculiar, a bit dizzy and sick and she tries to stand up but can't move her legs!
  • This band is worth nothing less than such a display of slightly peculiar devotion.
  • Do they notice anything peculiar about the likely outcome of an election?
  • peculiar angling.
  • That sounds peculiar, but i want to be a mainstream filmmaker.
  • They are very peculiar beasts, aren't they?
  • peculiar sensations.
  • No more than a size three, they look peculiar on her, dressed in odd little shoes.
  • Take the murders, for instance; quite peculiar.
  • peculiar jurisdiction of the archbishop of canterbury.
  • He went on to declare that it was by no means peculiar to the russian revolution.
  • Home calls, first in tiny whispers, then in that din so peculiar to lagos.
  • peculiar charm about ' the rows ' .
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