Sentence examples for curr from inspiring English sources

· Although the stones do curl, the term "curling" is derived from the old verb curr (grumble) because of the noise the stones make on the ice.

Ms. Curr, of Atria, traced the current popularity of celebrity novels to Pamela Anderson's best seller, "Star," which was released by Atria in 2004.

Curr said she had heard from staff that the refugee applications had been processed, but the decisions were yet to be conveyed to people because of the lack of accommodation on the island.

"Even so, the sheer quality of an exceptional set of results should not be underestimated in such a tough trading environment; the company has grown customer numbers, profits, revenues and has sufficient confidence in its future prospects to raise the dividend," Curr said.

"Our politicians know all about this – the broader community may be kept in the dark but both Labor the Coalition know all about this and their silence is taken as consent," Curr said.

Curr Biol 2015 In press.

At his death, Dr. Ricoeur (pronounced rih-CURR) was the John Nuveen professor emeritus at the University of Chicago Divinity School, where he had taught until his retirement in 1991.

Pamela Curr, from the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, said Australian border officials must have known the vessel was on its way.

But Ms. Richie's publisher, Judith Curr of Atria Books, indicated otherwise, saying that a ghostwriter did most of the writing of Ms. Richie's book.

Also as part of the reorganization, Howard Books, a Christian imprint, will become part of the Atria group under Judith Curr.

Pamela Curr, of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, described the report as "a comprehensive package of harm".