Sentence examples for a curious day from inspiring English sources

To me it seems a curious day for the launch.

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It was a curious day we spent together – one minute, we'd have a conversation, and she would succinctly say things that are so obvious it's scarcely creditable that they still need to be said: "Ninety-seven per cent of climate scientists agree.

The Kremlin, as well, provides a curious day of exploration: visitors can check out arms and armory throughout the ages and the largest collection of Fabergé eggs in the Moscow Kremlin Museum, explore the opulent and gilded Orthodox churches, and marvel at the architectural details in the Cathedral Square.

The paperwork for the England forward was being processed with the Premier League after the 11pm deadline, which concluded a strained and curious day in the life of Arsenal Football Club.

The times cry out for answers, yet the bellowing silence of these wrecking-ball governors grows only louder and more curious day after day.

The proceeding was a curious three-day semantics-fest involving fraught and detailed discussions of the terms "goosing" and "horseplay".

A PETE KENDALL PLOT TWIST The Pete Kendall saga took a curious turn Sunday afternoon when he played several snaps at center.

Turan joined for €34m (£24.4m) and was presented on Friday, complete with the club's new kit, on which the blue and crimson lines are hooped rather than the traditional vertical, and a curious 14-day money back guarantee.

The curious case of Yankees left fielder Brett Gardner's right elbow became even more curious Monday when he reported more soreness in his arm one day after playing in a simulated game in Tampa, Fla.

Smith's curious postseason became even more curious Thursday afternoon, when the singer Rihanna, in an Instagram post, accused him of partying too much — a recurring theme in his New York career.