This leads to curious speech patterns not commonly found in a stable state elsewhere".
"Young money to the death of me," she says before swaggering off stage, concluding her curious speech.
"My head was so full of words that I often had trouble forming simple sentences out loud," he writes, "and my speech became a curious jumble of obscure words and improper syntax".
Already, impractical plans to force the long-term unemployed to pay more of their own rent have been ditched, and in a curious coda to yesterday's speech he signalled that the bill covered "lots of difficult issues and many things that we will have to examine all over again".
On November 9th , 1989 less than two years after Reagan's speech, I was a curious teenager in England when I heard the news that the Berlin Wall had fallen -- or at least that citizens were passing through the gates and chipping away at it without being killed by guards.
He will deliver the Republican response to Mr. Obama's address, and excerpts of the speech already released show a curious juxtaposition.
Last week, Al Gore, at the start of his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, took note of a curious coincidence.
