| It was only a couple of minutes after his toe-curling DJ'ing started that I gave up and turned over. |
| But in the end the film is sunk by toe-curling dialogue and transparently awkward emoting. |
| He lacks any backbone, as becomes apparent during the toe-curling dinner party that forms the play. |
| The slipshod nature of so much of Kilmarnock's efforts throughout the afternoon was toe-curling. |
| That included a toe-curling account of the moment he was told he would be the next United boss. |
| We miss its toe-curling political incorrectness, its shabby vulgarity, its embarrassed actors, and its toilet-roll scripts. |
