Sentence examples for be curious to learn from inspiring English sources

I'd be curious to learn if this was one or two simultaneous tests.

I'd be curious to learn what trespassers are laying waste to your own backyard garden.

Buyers who treasure peace and quiet might be curious to learn more than whether small children live in the apartment upstairs.

She told me that she was curious to learn what country music was like.

(Shades from Defoe to Liebling were curious to learn of these new developments).

Having tried the sauce, I was curious to learn more about the mayor, and thanks to your article I did.

And I was curious to learn about the views of those who were repelled the farthest away by bardolatry: those who deny he even wrote the plays.

As Butler has reached a regional final for the first time, the Bulldogs may find themselves being introduced to new audiences, who are curious to learn about them.

I thought there was a chance they might have the Mariners-Yankees game on, and I was curious to learn the score.

I was curious to learn why, and so like any serious shopper, I set out to riffle through the racks of yoga practices.

I was curious to learn more about how people in the Northeast and elsewhere in the United States might be better prepared for disasters like Sandy — or run-of-the-mill summer blackouts.