| It may not be the dirtiest election in history, but it will almost certainly be the most toe-curling. |
| He lacks any backbone, as becomes apparent during the toe-curling dinner party that forms the play. |
| The blissful expression on the instructors face was toe-curling. |
| When we catch up on the phone it's to discuss her latest short-lived conquest, the details of which are usually colourful, sometimes toe-curling and always entertaining. |
| We miss its toe-curling political incorrectness, its shabby vulgarity, its embarrassed actors, and its toilet-roll scripts. |
| I would love to avoid the toe-curling surprise presentation of a leaving card. |
