Sentence examples for crumbling curb from inspiring English sources
Crumbling curb cuts in Rego Park.
The pitted roadway had tested cars' suspension systems long enough; crumbling curbs and uneven sidewalks were begging for a facelift.
A letter of the marquee was lost to the years, a little like the street of shuttered shops, crumbling curbs and relentlessly gray barricades around it.
The Surprise: "Rock Flower" What It Is: Since 1970, artist Charles Simonds has been traveling the world, building tiny communities of imagined "little people" onto window ledges and into sections of brick wall and crumbling curbs.
But el-Sissi's large support base says that a strict rule of law is exactly what Egypt needs to fix the crumbling economy and energy crisis and curb the near-daily attacks on security buildings and personnel.
Their strategy is gaining steam in the United States as federal, state and local governments previously wary of private funds struggle under mounting deficits that have curbed their ability to improve crumbling roads, bridges and even airports with taxpayer money.
Regardless of any other flaws -- waste and corruption in our system -- unless we act quickly to curb these two areas of unproductive, but endemic, massive spending, it will lead to crumbling of the American Empire -- the indispensable nation".
There are some amusing touches: on a street of crumbling houses and weedy lawns piled with crushed debris, a green plastic garbage can stands at the curb, ready for pickup — a pale demarcation dividing order and bedlam.
In Oakwood Beach, they ripped crumbling wallboard, gathered clumps of muddy reeds in their hands, lugged impossibly heavy, wet furniture onto curbs.
The bricks are crumbling.
