Sentence examples for cobbled lanes from inspiring English sources
Fenced and guarded, its chalets lined cobbled lanes named for the great vineyard districts of France.
Steep, cobbled lanes lead into artists' workshops, which are hidden behind stone archways.
Ascending cobbled lanes and zigzagging stairways, you pass town houses with peach and lime facades and decked with lanterns.
Every 100 paces or so the haphazard cobbled lanes open upon some surprising small piazza with a palace, a church, a cloister, or a group of cafés.
Head west along Rua Fernão Ornelas and cross Funchal's central river to reach the attractive Cathedral quarter, much of which is pedestrianised, with ornate balconies overlooking cobbled lanes.
In the old working-class neighbourhoods of Sant Pere and El Born the scent of freshly baked bread filled the winding cobbled lanes as dawn broke and the city yawned awake.
Exit the station, over the railway footbridge and straight up the cobbled lane.
Flowers spilled over rooftops, in riotous shades of violet; a brilliant blue wall framed the outside of the fisherwoman's house across the narrow cobbled lane.
Mrs. Evarts moved to Kent at the suggestion of her sisterin-law, Dr. Josephine Evarts, in 1941 and bought a beautiful old farm on Cobble Lane.
As I pulled my suitcase down the cobbled, car-free lanes of Ciutadella, the island's ancient capital, an ocher glow bloomed across the faces of residents who sat on the terraces of back-street bars, their voices echoing within a canyon of Gothic and Baroque buildings.
I mean, seriously, the guy lived through food and materials rationing, his pram bombling along cobble-blasted lanes recently blessed with Nazi chicanery (bad sentence).
