- the use of
curbs. With the
introduction of
macadam roads in the
early 19th-century,
curbs became ubiquitous in the
streets of London.
Curbs present an...
-
Curbed is an
American real
estate and
urban design website published by New York magazine.
Founded as a blog by
Lockhart Steele in 2006 to
cover New York...
- A
curb stomp, also
called curbing,
curb checking,
curb painting, or
making someone bite the
curb, is a form of
grievous ****ault or
attempted murder in...
- up
curb in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Curb or kerb, the
raised edge of a
raised footpath or roadway.
Curb or the
Curb may also
refer to:
Curb (horse)...
- They can also
damage vehicles if the
curbs extend too
close to
traffic lanes.
Author Randal O'Toole
argues that
curb extensions are used to
discourage the...
-
Curb feelers or
curb finders are
springs or
wires installed on a
vehicle that act as "whiskers" to
alert drivers when they are at the
right distance from...
- automated. When activated, the
curbs restricted program trades to sell on
upticks and buy only on downticks. The
trading curbs would become activated whenever...
-
Curb Records (also
known as Asylum-
Curb and
formerly known as MCG
Curb) is an
American record label started by Mike
Curb,
originally as
Sidewalk Records...
-
Michael Curb (born
December 24, 1944) is an
American musician,
record company executive,
motorsports car owner, philanthropist, and
former politician....
- A
curb cut (U.S.),
curb ramp,
depressed curb,
dropped kerb (UK), pram ramp, or kerb ramp (Australia) is a
solid (usually concrete) ramp
graded down from...