Sentence examples for * the curbs of from inspiring English sources

Some sat alone on the curbs of the medians, seemingly lost in their thoughts, but still keeping an eye out for potential employers.

For Nick Jones, 17, who sits on the curbs of Chatham, a few miles north, and tries to make a few bucks pounding out beats on a plastic bucket, the name means nothing.

Here is a typical Amesbury vista: "Along the curbs of Camp Street stood ridges of soiled snow refrozen after a thaw, being layered over once again by the falling flakes.

In the meantime, drivers may park along the curbs of Park Slope without being forced to move their cars as they did up until now, often twice a week for three hours at a stretch.

The flooded area is only shown when the water level is higher than the curbs of the associated roads.

The more traditional street vendors, those selling coffee and hot dogs, or the peddlers bringing fruits and vegetables of the curbs of disadvantaged neighborhoods, outside of the more glamorous background of the farmers' markets, are often ostracized and treated quite differently, including by the local authorities and the police.

Militarization also implied the curbing of the role of the medical establishment.

Also, when they replaced the curbs, most of the house numbers were taken off.

Finally, the curb bit of a double bridle is examined, and physical interference between the curb and bridoon mouthpieces is found.

Improve the curb appeal of your self-storage's facilities.

The curbing of nonob structive dissent.