The story they tell is about "the valley between the rocks," a home once to the Anasazi, who left their curious marks on the rock walls and abandoned dwellings, a mystery set in stone from 700 years ago.
After weeks of futile dives, he wrote in 1957, "I could see little squiggles in the surface, a curious marking that resembled nothing so much as petrified worms.... My heart gave a jump.
Despite the public-address trend, a curious solipsism marks a lot of what is on view.
But there were still curious question marks surrounding what they did.
In its structure it is very curious, and marks the passage between the common venomous and the rattlesnakes.
She and a team of researchers at the University of Antwerp decided to analyze "The Scream" once and for all, using a Macro-X-ray fluorescence scanner to hone in on the curious white marks.
In the early 1960s occurred one of those curious convergences that mark literary history.
But in its wake it left a curious and irreversible mark on the Fore, one that has implications far beyond Papua New Guinea: After years of eating brains, some Fore have developed a genetic resistance to the molecule that causes several fatal brain diseases, including kuru, mad cow disease and some cases of dementia.
The presence of H3.3 at these RNA Pol II flanking sites is curious and may mark TESs of non-coding RNAs.
As I walked around the library, I saw a sign referring to "J-Z35h Zappa, 'Hot Rats' " and a drawer marked "CURIOUS S CUSACK, JOHN".
Curious if the marks were part of the original letter, she discovered that they were indications the letters had originally been locked with a slice of paper stabbed through a slit, and closed with a wax seal.
