Sentence examples for all cobbler from inspiring English sources

The same apprentice-journeyman system prevailed in the footwear industry, in which all cobbler craftsmen were male.

Perhaps if we all cobble together we can get it added as a postscript.

The lane is a fine, preserved example of Rouen's medieval heart, all cobbles, timber frames and overhanging eaves – and the past lingers so pervasively that I walk straight by the Historial Jeanne D'Arc, its oak door camouflaged on a street where every building appears to be a survivor from the 15th century.

"Normally I'm in films that are made for £5,000 and are all cobbled together - not that there's anything wrong with that.

And they periodically pop up in profiles like the one in The New York Times last Father's Day about Carol Einhorn, her old friend George Russell, and his partner, David Nimmons, who are all cobbling a way to parent Griffin, the 3-year-old conceived through invitro fertilization using Mr. Russell as the sperm donor.

"There's not much vegetation to cover up fossils — there's cobble and rock everywhere, and we try and find fossils by going out and looking under all that cobble and rock on the surface". "Back then, this area was an open woodland area much more lush than today, probably with some trees and some areas of grassland," Ward said.

"Although we have modernised all the cobbles and terraced houses, the spirit and the characters of the street live in every corner of Manchester," maintains Manchester councillor Pat Karney, lead member for the city centre.

The highest of all the cobbles at 136m.

There is a choice of three levels: 120 km, most of the cobbled sectors; 190 km all the cobbles; or the full 261 km.

Use all that cobble you mined up to go and build a house.

The Academy is no doubt grateful he continues to act rather than throwing it all in to become a cobbler!