| The problem had something to do with their addled lead singer's curious notion of what constituted a promotional radio appearance. |
| In its final throes the decaying rock is whittled down into curious rounded shapes standing in a line, like a queue of shrouded figures. |
| He wasn't curious enough to ask what she was doing, just as long as she was staying out of his way. |
| Now that nobody's smoking, I've noticed there's a curious new aroma wafting around our local watering holes. |
| I'm curious now, with war so close, are his critics backing off a little bit? |
| The legal age of consent is a curious weapon in the hands of those who would otherwise have no qualms about child marriage. |
