Sentence examples for curb for a while from inspiring English sources
"He sat at the curb for a while, the car idling, and then suddenly he pulled away, gunning the engine and racing off with a little squeal of tires".
The recession curbed spending for a while, and forced organizations to improve the efficiency of their data centers and technology operations.
He's going to have to curb his aggressive instincts for a while here - something Yuvraj failed to do.
They are keepers and they will grow up, you could put the mortgage on it, in the soaring Emirates Stadium which for a while curbed Wenger's spending powers but now underpins the club's future.
Clinton's 1994 framework agreement appeared, for a while, to curb North Korea's weapons programmes.
Many investors are speculating that Fed policy makers will cut interest rates by another quarter of a percentage point at the conclusion of its two-day meeting Wednesday, and will then signal that they are planning to hold rates steady for a while to curb inflation.
And I don't just resell them; if I have things for a while, I do curb alerts on Craigslist and give things away for free".
So they decided Ms. Clarke would stop working for a while and they would curb their expenses by moving.
For a while there was a meme about throwing the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" music on ― .
