Sentence examples for curious high from inspiring English sources
Cornell was one of the first universities in the nation to invite intellectually curious high school students to campus to enjoy the challenges and opportunities of college life.
About two dozen summer law school interns from Mr. Waxman's firm, Wilmer Hale came to watch, as did a class of curious high school students from the Beacon School on the Upper West Side.
His primary rivals, taking a curious high road, have not muddied him with ties to Stuart Levine, the convicted swindler and Blagojevich buddy who was a former aggressive Ryan fund-raiser.
Just after the turn of the 20th century, Mr. Bretz, then a curious high school science teacher in Seattle, noticed water-created potholes and cliffs near Grand Coulee, Wash., that, it seemed to him, had obviously once been waterfalls.
And she delights in sharing her knowledge of its many applications, like tire safety, building better heart stents and DNA fingerprinting, with the curious high school students who crowd her office summers, evenings and weekends.
Our annual Literacy Unbound Summer Institute is an intensive course for passionate and curious high school teachers and high school students to come together in creative collaboration as "players" and hone their voices as performers, through the co-creation of an original multimedia production inspired by a shared text.
It eyed us suspiciously, before flying off, uttering a curious high-pitched call as it went.
When Camila Batmanghelidjh requires the assistance of her PA, who sits some distance away, behind a closed door, she lets out a curious, high-pitched noise.
Casares, who died recently, wrote an autobiography in which she was candid about her celebrated relationship with Camus, but with a curious high-mindedness never quoted directly from his hundreds of letters.
He emits a curious high-pitched sound when I remind him of the approaching milestone: "Ahhhheeeeeuuuuughhhhhh... .. Without making a song and dance about it, he doesn't think this is a great starting point.
In 1900 a cold-storage company operating out of 7 Harrison Street put up a new brick building to its rear, at 4 Staple Street, with a curious high-stoop entrance and a broad span of casement windows across the first floor.
