Sentence examples for cobbled pavements from inspiring English sources

At strategic points around Taksim Park over the weekend -- and during other clashes over the past few weeks -- the streets were packed with lines of protesters ripping up cobbled pavements and dumping them, by hand, onto piles of garbage, fences, billboards and whatever else they had to hand.

Never have the cobbled pavements of Coronation Street seen so much drama after Monday's double bill, which included a murder, an explosion and a tram crash.

The areas outside of the microcentro in Buenos Aires have plenty to offer from pavement cafes in refined La Recoleta, cobbled streets in San Telmo or rainbow coloured La Boca.

Chic women click-clack down cobbled alleyways.

The brewing kit has been cobbled together.

The streets are still cobbled.

We've cobbled together a global asset.

He is galvanized, patched up, cobbled or put together, reconstructed.

They used terms such as "messy" and "cobbled together".

Looking at his pictures, I was reminded of a recent visit to the Olympic site in east London where in one part of the cavernous excavation a perfectly preserved 18th-century street, with its gutterings and cobbles and pavement, had been revealed, 30ft below the current ground level (after the Blitz, apparently, the rubble of bombed houses was dumped above it, layer on layer).

I'll cobble something together.