Sentence examples for curious section from inspiring English sources
The up-tempo section for five that follows is danced largely in unison, and gives way to a slow solo, which leads into a curious section in which the group bounces in a tight bunch around the stage.
It is filled with all sorts of ornaments: rabbit ballerinas, Japanese figures, pink-and lavender-painted glass balls from the '50s, a handblown Italian effigy of a wise man and a particularly curious section, low down on the tree, devoted to carrots.
The March memorandum also contains a curious section in which the lawyers argued that any torture committed at Guantánamo would not be a violation of the anti-torture statute because the base was under American legal jurisdiction and the statute concerns only torture committed overseas.
After three minutes and eight seconds, the video segues from the "Curious" section to the "Pimpin section, which lasts for a further one minute and thirty-six seconds.
The crowd attracted a curious cross section of people with roots in East Harlem, Puerto Rico (or even the Bronx, the place to which some Puerto Ricans were banished into exile, at least according to one of Jack's poems).
The eBay site also contains a curious Q&A section, where Zimmerman responds to potential buyers on the site.
The event draws an increasingly curious cross-section of India's vibrant literary scene: authors, publishers, readers, schoolchildren, old poets, young journalists, socialites, minor royalty, major art collectors, literary aspirants, Nosy Parkers — in short anyone who has ever felt the power of a good book.
Danny Dyer appeals to all of us, yes, but most especially to that curious sub-section of the British public who, if they saw Paul Gascoigne in a pub, would buy him a pint.
You cannot imagine he'd need to on the Costa del Sol, either, or anywhere else where clots of British ex-pats assemble on plastic garden furniture outside pubs that are open till 2. Danny Dyer appeals to all of us, yes, but most especially to that curious sub-section of the British public who, if they saw Paul Gascoigne in a pub, would buy him a pint.
Which it did.In this section Curiouser and curiouser Crisis?
Personal insight was her character trait".In this section Curiouser and curiouser Crisis?
