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curve

[kurv] / kɜrv /




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“You have those games from last year, but obviously you still have a learning curve of how to play alongside one another and that’s with everybody else on the team as well,” Reaves said.

From Los Angeles Times

Their spines would curve less and their feet have less of an arch.

From The Wall Street Journal

"I hope that if we start our measurements now, perhaps we can get ahead of the curve and identify any potential problems before they become serious," Wing says.

From BBC

The stem has been split lengthways and been curved round so that it resembles the very unusual "mouth-like" shape.

From BBC

We peer into the curved auditorium to see the raking banks of seats, the stage and its architectural backdrop, and the dressing rooms beyond.

From The Wall Street Journal