Rude Boy came and sat on the kerb by us.
On an interwar London Bridge the horse-drawn cart is squeezed up to the kerb by the car and the petrol-fuelled bus.
Pierce Brosnan has revealed he was unceremoniously "kicked to the kerb" by James Bond producers following his final turn as the suave secret agent in 2002's Die Another Day.
Johnson has been quiet since the news was announced but close friend Jim Breuer, a comedian, said last month the rock star felt "kicked to the kerb" by the band.
Surprisingly, Lepchenko leads the head-to-head with Kerber by 4-0, thonly oney ofe of those matches were played in the main draw of a tour-level event.
Around the eternal feet of the Beloved Chairman, consumers hurried; walkway sweepers droned; taxis buzzed riders; fords fumed; trashtrucks crawled along the kerb, roofed by canopies, canyoned by concrete, glass; AdVs dazzling, blaring; words, logos; neonized, amped; sirens, engines, machinery, circuitry; underfoot ducts rumbling; lite of every intensity at every angle.
Seville's lanes, separated from the motor traffic by a raised kerb and fence are, by contrast, used by children, people in their 70s, men, women, families.
Five of the eight sets Lepchenko won over Kerber were by the score of 6-0 or 6-1, so there may be something in this match-up of left-handers which falls drastically Lepchenko's way.
Commuters will be forced to drive on already crowded roads or walk to a distant bus or train this in the depths of winter, with pavements icy and kerbs surrounded by lakes of frigid slush.
Lepchenko then tried to pull even, tracking down numerous thumping forehands from Kerber accompanied by cries of "You can do it, V" from supporters in her box, but Kerber landed plenty of first serves and never really gave Lepchenko a sniff of a comeback.
It's a shame that the good name of pure classics can be so brutally kerb-stomped by half-assed treatments like these, but some publishers will do anything to make a quick buck, right?
