Sentence examples for curious numbers from inspiring English sources

What are these curious numbers?

The curious numbers for the Red Sox involve the hitting.

They included a soldier, a dealer in antique pottery and a curious number of postal workers.

But, in recent years, a curious number of novelists have declined to avail themselves of that basic prerogative: naming their creations.

In a trend that serves as a reminder that in fashion you are never really out, a curious number of labels are enjoying second lives.

A curious number that appeared in the above discussion was the few parts in 109 asymmetry initially between matter and antimatter (or equivalently, the ratio 10−9 of protons to photons in the present universe).

The Rise of the Nameless Narrator: a New Yorker piece on the "curious" number of novelists who, on recent years (and indeed in the first few months of 2015) have declined to name their narrators.

Bilbo was going to be eleventy-one, 111, a rather curious number, and a very respectable age for a hobbit (the Old Took himself had only reached 130); and Frodo was going to be thirty-three, 33, an important number: the date of his 'coming of age'.

The dialogue is mindless and badly recorded; there's also a curious number of exchanges about renting a car or ordering drinks or dinner.

Surrounding rooms are suffused with dozens of jewelry sets inlaid with diamonds and other precious stones; musty-scented carpets and rugs from Mauritania to Iran; fine art with oil paintings from Tunisian and European artists; and case upon case of sculptures and statues from North Africa to East Asia with a curious number depicting eagles and horses.

But thanks to a curious, numbers-savvy Johns Hopkins engineering student and his professor, it may soon get a new lease on life.