This a curious step for him.
His wife, apparently curious for the first time, pressed him: "Did you?" His unit had shot down a number of planes; what happened after that, he said, he never knew.
Williams's nomadic career is curious for someone whose athletic talents are plain to see, especially since his former coaches consider him likable, respectful and coachable.
But here there were to be no final slip-ups: no Kinnock-style fist-pumping invocations of "all right" to the arena hordes, just several hundred enthusiastic young supporters, and the politically curious, who had gathered patiently for him.
The timing was curious for two reasons.
This is curious, for three reasons.
The detail is curious for a number of reasons.
It's a mystery that's exercised the curious for years – as the Guardian archives reveal.
Mr. Icahn's initial tender offer was curious for lack of motivation beyond cost-cutting.
He is curious, for instance, how the hoax would work in other environments.
