Sentence examples for joining curious from inspiring English sources

The series will be PBS's fourth preschool program with a science curriculum, joining "Curious George," "Sid the Science Kid" and "Dinosaur Train".

But it does seem that the royal family may have joined the curious class of brands and individuals who go down better overseas than at home.

In becoming the 108th winner of the Nobel prize for literature, Tomas Tranströmer joins a curious club in which giants such as WB Yeats, Rabindranath Tagore, TS Eliot and Jean-Paul Sartre are outnumbered by obscure figures (often Scandinavian realist novelists or poets from Mediterranean or Latin countries) you've never heard of.

Soon, the dozens of reporters were joined by curious neighbors.

He joins Rave Curious this week to chat about that period of indecision and how his current output has earned him gigs around the city's network of world class clubs, including Panorama Bar, Renate and ://about blank.

They volunteer to help local members or anyone curious about joining, even digging ditches or hauling bricks.

"Bravo, Bravo, Ecua-dor," fans chanted as the match extended from early afternoon into early evening, with more and more curious onlookers joining the already packed court to get a glimpse of the heated action.

After a time, they were joined by a curious neighbor, Robert Dillon, who owned the house next door.

By the mid-aughts, the casually curious joined the Nascar faithful in the stands, and crowds soared to as many as two hundred and seventy thousand at Indianapolis one year.

He became interested in bebop and modern classical music in his 20s and joined an intellectually curious band that included the pianist Ted Harris.

Ian Douglas, the storyteller to end all storytellers, will be joined by some curious friends and strange travellers through the woodsmoke - stick around all weekend to hear tales from far and wide.