"a curious tale" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a story that is strange, unusual, or unexpected. Example: "She told us a curious tale about a magical talking cat who could grant wishes."
The story threw up a curious tale of a paid print ad that the Australian Financial Review refused to run.
It was a curious tale involving an underground car park, two pizzas and a famous movie line of Richard Burton's.
Yet in a curious tale of Washington reinvention, the onetime congressman from Georgia is counting on the third Mrs. Gingrich for his political redemption.
Mr. Schneebaum's is a curious tale, but as "Keep the River on Your Right" makes clear in intriguing fashion, it is hardly the whole story.
A gem of tendentious reasoning, it tracked his evolution from novice to master, previously mysterious and a curious tale to consider after seeing so much youthful art at the biennale.
My story, The Brood of Desire, is the first comic strip to be included within a Curious Tales anthology, so I thought I would list my favourite graphic novels that exemplify the uncanny sensibility.
She is author of four nonfiction books and three bestselling novels, including Jane Austen in Scarsdale or Love, Death, and the SATs, and her new novel, What Alice Knew: A Most Curious Tale of Jack the Ripper and Henry James, is due out in September.
It's a dark and curious tale, but not one the actor is keen to revisit in public.
The curious tale of a hairdresser with a potentially world-changing invention.
So what does this curious tale of a mediocre restaurant prove?
