The major carried a riding whip, and there was a curious little smile in his eyes, while the rest had sticks, though in accordance with his instructions they made no display of them.
The girl looked at him with a curious little glow in her eyes.
Harper seconded him ably, for there was, as usual with his countrymen, no diffidence in him; and Appleby wondered whether there was any reason for Miss Harding's curious little smile.
Then Niven sighed a little and Appleby looked at him with a curious little smile.
Somebody roared out orders on the quay above, paddles splashed, and the lad felt his heart give a curious little throb as the Aldebaran slowly commenced to move.
Well," said Winston with a curious little smile, "wheat as a topic is not quite new to me.
Courthorne appeared to consider a moment, and there was a curious little glint in his eyes which did not escape his companion's attention, but he laughed.
Dom Clemente leaned forward with his arms on the table, and looked at her with a curious little smile.
Then he laid down the letter, and turned to his companions with a curious little laugh.
Rambling amid the woods, even in the neighbourhood of settlements, we may occasionally come upon a curious little animal, with a party-coloured coat and bushy tail, and an amiable and gentle appearance.
It was at least a minute before he slipped it into his pocket with a curious little laugh.
In the meanwhile, his sole comrade, Jimmy, who assisted him to loaf the greater part of every day away, watched him with a curious little smile.
Brooke felt a curious little thrill of anticipation, but it was the girl with the brown eyes he glanced at.
Then there was silence for a moment, and she was sensible of a curious little thrill as a man who held a violin came forward into the blaze of light.
Lady Dalrymple lifted her head, and stared at him with parted lips and flushed face, and a curious little movement of her hand like horror.
On April 19 I had gone from Gap to visit Embrun, a curious little town in the Alpes Dauphinoises.
After tea she said, 'Auntie, I have a curious little story I want to tell you,' and she told her what she had seen.
Well," said Witham with a curious little smile, "wheat as a topic is not quite new to me.
Alton rose as her father and Seaforth came in, with a curious little inclination of his head which came well from him.
Alice Deringham felt a curious little quiver in her fingers as she waited the answer.
Next, a migration is made to the liver of the snail where birth is given to, from fifteen to twenty, curious little heart-shaped organisms each with a tail about twice as long as its body.
The fresh water shrimp is a curious little creature, sometimes he paddles his three pairs of hind legs and sometimes he jerks his body in a ludicrous manner, in either case he manages to propel himself rapidly through the water.
The Sea Lemon or Doris is a curious little creature, worthy of examination.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "curious little" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
