What is "curbs"

Usage examples of "curbs".

She walked down the center of the wide brown road, which was bounded by concrete curbs that gleamed white in the midday sun.

Crosswalks make so much sense, but laid between two ominous curbs they might as well be at the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

In all my preparations for this day, the problem of curbs never occurred to me.

It was as if the car had grown wings, letting us soar over the red lights and curbs and crosswalks.

The scrub of southern Texas had given way to cacti, which had given way to the occasional oasis in Arizona, which had given way to the pines and oaks of California, which turned into curbs and streets.

A red haze of budding fills the maples along the curbs and runs through the woods that still exist, here and there, ever more thinly, on the edge of developments old and new.

The cars parked along the curbs display a range of unearthly colors, no longer red and blue and cream but cindery lunar shades, like nothing you can see or even imagine by daylight.

I went down along the ponds of Various Aquatic Birds - all with fairly high pool curbs and signposts here and there: histories and bird legends.