"water curb" is not a valid phrase in written English.
If you are speaking about a curb near the water, you might say "water's edge" or "the shoreline." For example: We enjoyed a picnic lunch at the water's edge.
Arguments rage over the eight glasses a day rule, with disputes over how much is needed to clear the kidneys of toxins and whether or not water helps curb the appetite.
Try drinking water to curb your appetite.
Drink plenty of water to curb your appetite beforehand so that you stomach feels full.
Whenever you experience an intense bout of sugar cravings, try drinking a glass of water to curb the urge.
The texture and bit of extra pizzazz (at least when compared to boring ol' water) will curb your appetite while not packing on too many extra calories.
Treat your lawn with a mild insecticide, like a few ounces of dish soap in a gallon of water,to curb the populations of chiggers and other pest populations.
Oftentimes what you initially interpret as hunger is your body's way of telling you you're dehydrated--drinking plenty of water will curb those feelings and reduce your hunger significantly.
The area is in the middle of a $4.3 million reconstruction of its streets, sewers, water main, curbs and sidewalks.
Some Hebei delegates at the National People s Congresss openly grumbled that their province had not been rewarded for sacrifices it had made for the two cities: providing them with water, and curbing industrial development to keep it clean.
Regarding indoor water use, curbing their use may be all the more difficult as perceptions sometimes prevent citizens from implementing water-saving practices.
