Gallesio gives a curious accountof the naturalisation of the Orange in Italy.
The elder Brehm gives a curious account of the Balz, as the love-dances and love-songs of the Black-cock are called in Germany.
Mantegazza gives a curious account of the shame felt by a South American native, and of the ridicule which he excited, when he sold his tembeta,--the large coloured piece of wood which is passed through the hole.
To which is annexed a curious account of the Cataracts at Niagara, by Mr. Peter Kalm (London, 1751).
A Curious Account of the Indians, by an Honourable Person [Oglethorpe], and A Poem to James Oglethorpe, Esq.
Falconer gives a curious account of the Indians driving troops of wild horses into it, and then by guarding the entrance keeping them secure.
Mantegazza gives a curious account of the shame felt by a South American native, and of the ridicule which he excited, when he sold his tembeta,--the large coloured piece of wood which is passed through the hole.
The elder Brehm gives a curious account of the Balz, as the love-dance and love-song of the Black-cock is called in Germany.
Keating gives a curious account of this battle, from an ancient tract not known at present.
The Annals of the Four Masters give a curious account of O'Brien's death.
Duald Mac Firbis gives a curious account of these contests in his fragments of Annals.
Marmaduke Johnson, a poor debtor in Lud Gate the year before the Restoration, wrote a curious account of the prison, which Strype printed.
Pennant quotes from the Sydney Papers a curious account of a grand festivity at the house of Lord Herbert, which the Queen honoured by her attendance.
Of these emigrants Tacitus has given a curious account, which has never been sufficiently heeded.
These were four in number, of which Nonnus gives a curious account, and says, that they contained matter of wonderful antiquity.
This is a curious account of the first delineation of countries, and origin of maps; which were first described upon [205]pillars.
Deslongchamps has published, in the "Transactions of the Linnaean Society of Normandy," 1842, a curious account of the movements of the gurnard at the bottom of the sea.
Abd-Allatif gives a curious account of the different vegetables grown in Egypt early in the thirteenth century.
The Mexican historian, Ixtlilxochitl, gives a curious account of one of the royal palaces.
Sir John Reresby gives a curious account of a conversation Charles II.
A friend at Twickenham sends us a curious account of a recent exploration of what was once the manor house, "Arragon Towers.
Cussans, in his History of Hertfordshire, gives a curious account of the discovery of an iron door up the kitchen chimney of the old house Markyate Cell, near Dunstable.
The History of Guicciardini is still scarred with the merciless wound of the papistic censor; and a curious account of the origin and increase of papal power was long wanting in the third and fourth book of his history.
Houssaie gives the following authentic notice drawn from the registers of the court, which presents a curious account of domestic life in the fifteenth century.
We have a curious account of a drunken bout by some royalists, told by Whitelocke in his Memorials.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "curious account" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
