Usa "curio" in una frase

1. It was one of those weird roadside curio shops that sell lawn flamingos and wooden Indians and cement grizzly bears and stuff like that

2. Hi, I’m Donald Curio, and this is my cock

3. And that is what gave their leather skirts the quality sought after exclusively by German tourists who would sniff the skirts on sale in the curio shop in Arusha

4. It moulded to her contours in excruciating detail, and he had to occupy his mind with looking at small items on her curio shelf, to keep inappropriate thoughts from wildly caroming off the interior of his skull

5. the curio cabinet and dining table with chairs he bought me

6. ” There was a small alleyway between a curio shop and an eating establishment and I picked up my skirts to avoid wash water puddles that had pooled on the redbrick passageway

7. I brought it home and set it in the cupboard beneath the curio cabinet, where she kept her nicest things

8. He notices a curio cabinet in the corner filled with vases in various sizes and colors

9. He was remembering Earth, the green Earth and the green town where he was born and raised, and he was thinking now of that town, gone to pieces, to ruin, blown up and scattered, all of the landmarks with it, all of the supposed or certain evil scattered with it, all of the hard men gone, the stables, the ironsmiths, the curio shops, the soda founts, the gin mills, the river bridges, the lynching trees, the buckshot-covered hills, the roads, the cows, the mimosas, and his own house as well as those big-pillared houses down near the long river, those white mortuaries where the women as delicate as moths fluttered in the autumn light, distant, far away

10. Is the married boarder less addicted to bathroom laundry work? Does she consume less gas in the front hall and the parlor? Is she not so apt to keep the wearied purveyor of her meals and lodgings from the folding bed which adorns the front drawing room with a pretense of being a curio cabinet during the day? Or is it merely that even in these strenuous days of wage-earning women, a husband seems to the mediæval-minded landlady a guarantee of payment securer than any number of salaried positions? I don’t know