Sentence examples for curious to return from inspiring English sources

I'm curious to return to see "Next to Normal" with Marin Mazzie and Jason Danieley.

Yet now I'm curious to return, and to show it to Greg.

For this launch, Pebble has made the somewhat curious decision to return to Kickstarter, which is unusual for an established company.

The veteran Broadway star, who owns a home in Los Angeles but jokes about being "bicoastal curious," found another reason to return to the East Coast, as the star of the stage version of Disney's "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame," which played the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn, New Jersey this spring.

The curious fan will find critical nuggets enough to return to the songs with a fresh ear.

"What I'm curious about is how a community attempts to return to normalcy, whatever that may be," he told me.

I'd also be curious to know whether Romney got a rebate on his health insurance premiums courtesy of Obamacare and whether he plans to return it.

To return to the books of my childhood is to yield to the strain of nostalgia that is curious about the self I once was.

The curious can return to see just how little progress Mr. Browne has made in the last year on his much-anticipated 18-acre estate, outside of a pond and some landscaping.

Curious, he returns to the village that night, and hears chanting as a procession of the Kindred moves to a barn.

That said, some former fans might return, he added, especially those curious to see how Ms. DeGeneres will fare.