Sentence examples similar to rose curiosity from inspiring English sources
It's long been the lingua franca of pop in Asia, and is no longer a rising curiosity or Internet subculture in the States.
But when I had rubbed them away I rose up, curiosity like a fish-hook through my gut, and saw the comma was alone on the terrace.
My happiness rose from my innate curiosity and eagerness to learn the stories of old that buoys me through the hardest days of life today.
A hint of small-town curiosity rises over these thawing plains like the waft of fresh fertilizer.
Yet for the average Bach lover, classic performances of a bygone era may not rise far above curiosity value.
Just past the shadows of a highway overpass, a curiosity rises from the sidewalk: two walls of a giant living room, papered in pink and open to the sky, with a beckoning couch and a window looking west, away from the beaches that have long been this region's wealth and pride.
As "X-files" fever rose in Britain, it excited curiosity in America and helped to propel the series to success there too.After four-and-a-half years, the programme went into syndication on American broadcast stations, 22 of which are owned by Fox.
In other places the election simply gave rise to curiosity and questions about a faith that most Americans know very little about.
In the middle of this 150-kilometer-wide crater rises a mountain where Curiosity will be spending most of its working life.
