Sentence examples for curious land from inspiring English sources

By Dorothy Parker The New Yorker, March 4 , 1944P. 22 Soldier, in a curious land View Article By John Cassidy By Kathryn Schulz By Robin Wright By Junot Díaz.

The track itself is built around the same sorts of tones that each have made their hallmarks chattering, clipped vocal samples, thunderous kick drums, and blindingly bright synth lines but it lands in a curious middle ground between Robinson's cosmos-probing instrumentals and the more earthbound romance that Madeon (born Hugo Pierre Leclercq) has embraced over the years.

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When I first went to Vietnam in 1991, curious about the land that took my father away, I found a very poor country, still with many bombed-out buildings and war invalids begging on the streets.

When the curious little party landed in England, it was at once clear that he was the nation's hero, and his progress to London was triumphal.

While this growth isn't too shabby, it's hard to picture the middle aged, middle American curious about Twitter landing on the above results and wanting to stick around for very long.

They live in a curious economic never-never land.

Midway through July 1929, a curious invitation began to land on the desks of London's art critics and gossip columnists.

The back-and-forth between the two men has been one of the more curious sideshows in the land of hedge funds.

Driving back to Venice from Sale e Pepe, I got the feeling I was leaving a curious no man's land and coming back into Italy again.

He was an object of both fascination and ire, a strange and curious creature in a land that is filled with them.