Sentence examples for curler from inspiring English sources

When a game ends with a 91st-minute free-kick and the men standing over it giggling are Alvaro Arbeloa and Sergio Ramos, when the two most expensive players in history walk away grinning "go on then, your turn", and when a brilliant Ramos curler follows, stopped by an equally brilliant save and you think: "makes sense tonight," you know something's happened.

So might Valon Behrami if his touch had been better, while Hart was forced to make a flying save to tip away a Xherdan Shaqiri curler.

Barca were even more dominant after the restart, Cech parrying Adriano's curler before Sanchez missed another gilt-edge chance when he stabbed Fabregas' scooped pass wide from six yards.

Derby, confirmed as the worst team in Premier League history by seven different measures, were unable to raise their game even in front of a 33,000 full house as Reading – without a goal in nine hours and 26 minutes of play before James Harper's left-foot curler from outside the box put them in front yesterday – simply swept them aside.

Stockdale got two hands to Johnson's curler, but failed to keep it out.

Spotting Martial in the left channel, Rooney floated a pass to the Frenchman, who took a touch before guiding a right-foot curler beyond the helpless Butland.

They finally had Bogdan at full stretch in the 29th minute when he palmed away Drogba's left-foot curler, while David Wheater had to be alert to stop Sturridge finishing Luiz's raking pass.

It proved a disastrous decision as the substitute immediately gave the ball to Jonas, whose 25-yard curler was tipped wide by Cech, and the striker then inexplicably handled the resultant corner in the box.

Looking forward to next Saturday's Coca-Cola Championship play-off final against Cardiff City, he added: "Actually the one I scored against them in the League was a curler.

But there could be no criticism from Smalling, or any of his team-mates, towards Wayne Rooney, who scored a stunning curler from 25 yards to put United ahead in Colorado.

Undine Spragg is the spoiled, ignorant, shallow, amoral, and staggeringly selfish product of the economically booming American hinterland; she's named for a hair curler mass-produced by her grandfather.