Cinema Scope: "[A] curious tone pitched between placid costume drama and the threat of domestic horror".
But these performances had curious reticence and wavering pitch.
The most curious development with the pitching staff has been the acquisition of the controversial John Rocker from Atlanta.
While I quickly became accustomed to Mr Schecter's accented English, his dark, mottled skin, and his curious shuffling gait, which pitched him forward even as he remained upright, he would often be startled on seeing me in the mornings or finding me in the kitchen at night.
I was at Hot Docs, the documentary film Festival in Toronto, in May, pitching my Curious George film for the first time, and that's when I really learned, having met people from Kickstarter and other crowdfunding platforms, how far it's come.
It's curious that a hysterical fever pitch was reached in the service of harassing an artist to speed up a creative process he was free to indulge in for as long as he wanted, but not to actually support artists who might need it.
Martínez had thrown a season-low 90 pitches and had struck out 10 when Manager Jimy Williams replaced him with Rolando Arrojo, a curious decision since Martínez had pitched fewer than seven innings in only one of his first 11 starts this year.
The removal of Gonzalez and Maya after exactly 30 pitches was immediately curious — Maya came out after running the count on Akinori Iwamura to 2 and 1 — but tournament officials did not learn that Cuba had been misinformed at any point until late Monday afternoon.
The product is pitched as offering curious TV viewers seeking more information on what they're seeing on the screen the option to obtain that information.
Especially as modern Los Angeles began to take form in the decades leading up to and through World War II, maps were an integral part of how the city pitched itself to curious tourists, opportunistic speculators and itinerant workers.
