Sentence examples for of those curious from inspiring English sources

In the early 1960s occurred one of those curious convergences that mark literary history.

"It's one of those curious times when negatives become positives," he said.

SPA is one of those curious words that is redefined every generation or so.

"There's a million questions," Colin, the firstborn of the quads, said of those curious about life as a quad.

The feeling intensifies all the way up Venice Boulevard into Culver City, and then I'm on National taking one of those curious hidden freeway entrances and suddenly the feeling vanishes.

Some months later, by one of those curious bits of serendipity, I was contacted out of the blue by Musikdorf Ernen festival in the Swiss Alps who invited me to be composer in residence in summer 2015.

That lowers the barrier of entry for those curious to try something out, although some have noted that it also fails to go far enough in its teaching and so serious students eventually have to look elsewhere.

Airbus' A3 subdivision, an innovation-focused unit located in Silicon Valley, is working on building a self-flying vehicle platform codenamed Vahana (source of the namesake for those curious), which is designed to carry both individual passengers and cargo, which could also help it act as a last-mile provider for companies like Amazon.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, July 6, 1940 P. 11 Recently, in our search for peace, we began to turn to those curious corners of the daily paper where there lurk the tidings of such matters as the patterns of brain waves & the life expectancy of the redwood.

Perez Hilton tweeted a photo of the deleted post for "those curious". .

Their page also offers a listing of lucid dreaming resources for those curious to learn more about the process.