“The red cabriolet with the top down was blocking a large truck that happened to be parked by the curb just behind him.”

“To improve economic performance and put a curb on inflation, we must reduce the non-productive use of resources.”

“That was my mistake recently when I crammed my rear, left-side tire against the jagged curbstone in front of my apartment.”

“Hartman retreated to the curbstone, but West followed him, his face like a thunder-cloud.”

“He traversed the gamut of the masonry trades from foundation to lintel, bridge abutment to gravestone, and from skyscraper to curbstone.”

“I parked my car in the curbside to pick up my dry cleaning.”

“Therefore, it is common to see laid-back dogs lolling in the streets, the sidewalks and the curbsides.”

“The GTC would have eight separate 1400-foot-long curbsides connecting arrival and departing passengers to two separate and redundant people mover train stations.”

“On Dec. 14, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board proposed stricter curbs on audit firms selling tax services to their clients.”

“Despite the rosy growth forecasts, it has announced strict curbs on the industry.”

“And health experts predict curbs on sugar and fat will soon be introduced to prevent manufacturers adding excessive amounts to their products.”