The word "curls" is correct and usable in written English, with the meaning of "loose ringlets of hair." For example: She brushed her hair back and admired her beautiful curls in the mirror.
You can clearly see the speed and assurance of Schiele's execution, the uninhibited flow of the hand, denoting – in a few quick seconds of activity – tumbling curls of hair or crumpled fabric, or the fluid confluence of flank and hip and thigh.
With everyone expecting a cross, Obraniak curls a delicious left-footed effort around the wall and into the side-netting with Cech standing still.
Gareth Bale curls in a belting first and a deflected free-kick makes it 2-0.
The 36-year-old musician, his crinkly curls prematurely greying, his mouth fast to resolve into a smile, is not bragging.
Obraniak, he of the educated left foot, curls a devilish ball into the six-yard box.
Back in July, when the crime scene police tape was finally removed, Jade walked along the road that leads up from the Todd river and curls around the base of Anzac Hill.
There's also the environmental subplot: The gently weighted throughball that the Timbers might play on the artificial at home often curls up and dies in the abundant grasses and space of LA.
White may not actually be a modern-day Samson, but you certainly got the sense that those uncontainable curls and flamboyant attitude captured something fundamental about his exuberant, go-big-or-go-home attitude on the slopes.
On the one hand, he specified timber "from the saw" and plaster "from the float", while on the other he was constantly on site, breathing down his workers' necks, insisting that the ends of steel beams be carefully stripped and twisted into impossibly elaborate decorative curls.
Völler's head snapped to the right as he glared at his opponent, then rubbed his hand through his curls in an attempt to locate the offending phlegm, which could be seen dangling from the back of his head.
Plasil curls it in but Baros can't do anything with his header.
