Sentence examples for come to a curious pass from inspiring English sources

Things have come to a curious pass when children have to be entertained during their entertainment.

America has certainly come to a curious moral impasse.

(It did!) Then we come to a curious episode in 1950.

But the former federal court judge came to a curious conclusion about the 1992 meeting.

"C'est la vie de Bohème," one of them remarked sarcastically to a curious passer-by.

How did we come to such a pass?

But when it comes to space, a curious change has taken place in the nature of that drive.

When it came to a stop near the road, its sailor, in a seat like that of a recumbent bicycle, offered a ride to a curious onlooker.

In that brief moment he was the picture of detachment, less a party to a traffic accident than a curious passer-by.

(If an Attacker comes to you, pass to a Midfielder).

That has come to pass.