Sentence examples for greet curious from inspiring English sources

It is the first of several displays to greet curious tourists who still thread the roads east of Waco to visit the site.

A full hour would be cut from the five-and-a-half hour trip from London to Glasgow.Sadly, the scenes that greeted curious commuters the very next day were dishearteningly familiar.

I recall rushing out of a Washington, DC area bar with dozens of elated fans after the US's surprise win over Portugal, only to be greeted by the curious gazes of morning commuters oblivious to the heroics of their countrymen half a world away.

The country has endured a series of tense elections and terrorism threats which have deterred tourists and this means most locals are happy to greet foreigners, often with curious questions and a genuine interest in their home culture.

When you get off the elevator at WGBH's children's media division, posters of Arthur and Curious George greet you with broad smiles.

The unpaved road at the turnoff greets cars of the curious with growls of annoyance, and for several miles offers only sheared sheep, skittish antelope and grass.

Pity! Birt shimmies back to the mosh-pit A curious sight greeted those at Joan Armatrading's Royal Albert Hall gig: the former director-general of the BBC, John Birt, up on his feet and dancing to the veteran singer's music.

A curious sight greets people traveling through certain subway stations in New York City.

It was a curious way to greet Halloween.

Be curious, say hello, greet someone, and give him or her a smile.

No conspiracy theories are necessary: we often collude in our own infantilisation, as we often join in with the curious derision that greets the news that an ageing rock star has reached a round-numbered birthday or opened a concert or gone on tour.