(transitive) To act as a curator for. | (transitive) To apply selectivity and taste to, as a collection of fashion items or web pages. | (intransitive) To work or act as a curator.
How to use Curate in a Sentence?
It was with a sense of relief that the curate found himself once more in the sunshine.
Elise and the curate are to be married, and the parish is to have a shepherdess.
Hebrew texts which the curate could not decipher were painted on the dark walls.
It was a former lord of the manor, whom a curate had cursed because he refused to pay his tithes.
The curate had gone off for a holiday, giving her permission to use his two rooms if she liked.
The curate lit his lamp and poked his fire, and the portly woman began to toast his muffins.
The curate was then requested to mount the wooden horse and embrace Elise firmly.
Miss can chat with the curate or country squire, Most ladies these gentlemen greatly admire.
No sooner the curate a living obtain, Then his visits renew Sir, again and again.
It was the Curate of Lenz, a pious and good man, universally respected in Inspruck.
Again the curate shook his head, and with a groan flung himself down on the couch with his face to the wall.
Besides, what she cared for more, it was a real pleasure and rest to the curate to come in and listen to her or sing with her.
The part of curate would be played by some field-officer who would collect his school children outside camp.
If what the vicar had told me about his curate had left even a faint speculation regarding his integrity in my mind, it was dissipated.
The curate felt very uncomfortable indeed, and said again that he quite understood, and that it was quite natural.
Randall, curate of Germoe, and Robert Smith, curate of Cury, were thus reduced to dire poverty.
The curate was rather amazed at the peremptory tone of this speech, but hastened to assure his father that he was quite willing to go.
It was a simple meal, some fish, cold beef, and a pudding, with a bottle of beer for the curate and a glass of claret for the vicar.
He allowed a curate fifty pounds a year to do the joint duties, and I hardly think the man was worth the money.
In his neat clerical garb, with a slight stoop and meek smile, he looked a harmless, commonplace young curate of the tabby cat kind.
Short Example Sentence for Curate
Perhaps he was not so much disappointed as the curate was.
The curate looked blankly before him.
The curate cleared his throat.
The curate was turning away.
He found the curate in good spirits.
The curate gazed and wondered until he forgot himself.
The curate was regarding her with a puzzled expression.
The curate did not see the ring at the moment.
The curate ran his hand wearily through his hair.
The curate walked nervously up and down his small room.
The curate answered by opening the inner door and entering.
Smith, Robert, Curate of Germoe, 71.
He accepted a benefice, but employed a curate to preach for him.
The curate went to the dinner, and it was a very fine affair indeed.
I The curate was walking on the cliffs with his lady-love.
Gabriel,' he cried, when the curate entered, 'this is an unexpected pleasure.
And you the son of a bishop--the curate of a parish!
Barnes's manner became like that of a curate talking to a bishop.
Both Samayana and the curate were picturesque--for men.
In Miss Susan's eyes the curate appeared uninteresting enough.