Sentence examples for curbs of from inspiring English sources
Curbs of Steel Q. I've noticed that some of the city's curbs are covered with metal cladding but others are not.
Ali al-Naimi, the kingdom's oil minister, was the first to publicly call for curbs of 2m barrels a day ahead of the meeting.
The curbs of the structure are sloped, so longer vehicles can mount them if necessary, but some 18-wheelers are having trouble negotiating the tight turns.
Some sat alone on the curbs of the medians, seemingly lost in their thoughts, but still keeping an eye out for potential employers.
But the spokesman, Charles G. Sturcken, promised that any still left would soon join those already on the curbs of memory lane.
In other areas, though measures to spur foreign investment, curbs of wasteful subsidies, further privatisation the budget fell short.Indian commentators mostly judged it a clever balance of the need for reform and political reality.
Critics accuse France of illiberalism, of curbing freedom of religious expression, and of imposing a Western interpretation of female oppression.
Graham considered a primary benefit of his diet to be the curbing of carnal urges.
Another is seated on the curb of a parking lot next to a smashed car.
He said the inspiration was the curb of city streets — a stepping stone to urban nightlife.
They need the space, and the space sits 50 feet from the curb of the school".
