Sentence examples for the first curb from inspiring English sources

"You have to understand which way to use the first curb to put the car to have a good exit.

See articleAmerica's Food and Drug Administration prepared rules to toughen its regulation of products for smokers, including the first curbs on e-cigarettes, such as warning labels that they contain nicotine and banning their sale to under-18s.

Rollins followed up with the second curb stomp on Ziggler in a week for the victory.

It would represent the first voluntary curb by Iran on its program since 2003, and it could prevent the program from moving into what Israel describes as a "zone of immunity," in which it could be invulnerable to a conventional Israeli air attack.

The upcoming season, which airs October 1, is the first new Curb in six years.

Two days after the first mention, Curbed posted the new photos.

As Adam Liptak of The Times explains, the Supreme Court reaffirmed this year that the First Amendment curbs the authority of the state to dictate what students may read, view or publish.

He had been a central figure at a time of transition, someone who first curbed the liberalism lingering from the Warren court, then acted as a brake on the rising conservative forces of the Burger and Rehnquist courts.

Second, curb the remaining agricultural subsidies in richer countries that make it difficult for developing country farmers to compete.

The first is to curb the amparo, a kind of injunction under which judges routinely set aside the law.

The neighbor is pretty obnoxious, but then so is Larry (a creator of "Seinfeld") in 10 episodes from the first season of "Curb Your Enthusiasm".