Sentence examples for curious to make from inspiring English sources

Or when Babar's dog, "bombarded … with hard snowballs" by Santa's little helpers, returns to tell his master of his adventure and the elephant declares himself "very curious to make the acquaintance of these gnomes".

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This is a curious claim to make in a labor market with 3.8percentt unemployment.

Curious enough to make her marathon debut Sunday in the New York City Marathon.

So around the city, the curious had to make do with a lunar display dampened by a cloudy sky.

It's a curious link to make, given that London is more sympathetic to Corbyn than the rest of the country.

The decision definitely seemed to be correct, though highly unpopular among a late-arriving crowd that picked a curious moment to make its presence felt.

It's a curious statement to make at the third Country 2 Country festival, the annual UK showcase of Nashville's biggest stars.

For Microsoft, that is a threat - and one which may be behind its curious decision to make an advert dissing Chromebooks.

As several bloggers also pointed out, the ads sowing suspicion of foreign visitors are also a curious way to make tourists, whose money is central to the Egyptian economy, feel welcome.

This is a curious change to make given the consistency the on/off toggle has had in the size department over the years.