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kerbstone

[ UK /kˈɜːbstə‍ʊn/ ]
NOUN
  1. a paving stone forming part of a curb

How To Use kerbstone In A Sentence

  • White picket fencing, kerbstones around plots and over-elaborate flower beds were also to be stopped in a bid to tidy up cemeteries.
  • He landed on kerbstones 33ft from his bike and suffered major neck and head injuries. The Sun
  • Both fell to the ground; one of them tripped over a kerbstone, fell backwards, fractured his scull and died shortly afterwards.
  • They are full of cracked or misaligned paving slabs or kerbstones, running fissures and uneven surfaces everywhere.
  • There are quarries nearby and what they haven't sold is used for kerbstones.
  • The giant kerbstones came from several miles away.
  • Plans have been drawn up to delineate the two small plots with some form of kerbstone and allow for a headstone to be erected.
  • Urban Britain, with its street lights and kerbstones, has twisted its fingers into every fibre of rural England's pelt.
  • John Charlton fell heavily, cracking his skull on a kerbstone.
  • The passage tombs are most often set on a hilltop inside a large circular mound surrounded by kerbstones.
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