As he works, he turns curious: "What's it like on the set?
For parents who grew up with only a few television channels, the idea of turning a curious child loose with such a vast amount of content can produce a fair amount of anxiety.
He played lots of soft, stubby notes until they whirled around in a vortex; he moved in and out of the song's harmony with precision, turning clean, curious ideas into something very moving.
You could choose to pay $75 for the whole weekend to guarantee that you'd get in even at peak times, but even at the busiest moments, there was still room to spare both in the event space and on a breezy back patio, and it didn't seem like organizers were turning any curious fans away.
Katharina listens to Hirsch's stories, and is by turns curious, sympathetic, defensive, perhaps even bored by his repetitiousness.
The huge collection of American stuff here — cultural artifacts that are by turns curious, kitschy, useful, soulful or disposable — suggests an eBay or flea-market bender.
Born after Reagan was president and in a time when improved HIV medication was already lengthening lives, the women said they were by turns curious about the fuss over Mr. Kushner's work and excited to experience what one called "a living legend of a play" by a modern playwright.
Sections include "Childhood's End," in which authors chronicle their lives' first morbid turns, "Curious Behavior," which details raccoon penises are mailed to friends, and "Gainful Employment," in which people confess to doing morbid things for money, like writing about them.
For the most part these sentences comprise a flurry of trivia about artists, composers, philosophers and athletes, by turns curious, saddening and deadpan: Once, Robert Rauschenberg erased most of a drawing by Willem de Kooning, and then named it Erased de Kooning drawing".
