Sentence examples for cobbled road from inspiring English sources

And beneath them the street lamps cast ragged circles of light onto the cobbled road.

Occasionally, there's a give-away – a strip of cobbled road, houses painted that DDR-patented drab grey-ochre, an ancient barracks or apartment block awaiting refurbishment or demolition.

In a cavelike space on a cobbled road in the Grund quarter, it is staffed by helpful people and provides sturdy, well-maintained bikes.

Pink bougainvillea decorates a steep cobbled road to the beach, which is home to the only left-hand break on this coast.

Republic has been granted permission to close Earlham Street, a cobbled road in Covent Garden, to host a "Not the Royal Wedding" party, "celebrating democracy and people-power rather than inherited privilege".

In a color photograph called "Pitfall on the Way to a New Neo-Plasticism," he has collapsed on a cobbled road, dropping the three items he was carrying: a blue blanket, a yellow jerrycan and a red book.

Thanks to the tireless work of "les amis de Paris-Roubaix", who jokingly refer to themselves as "les forcats du pavés" ("the convicts of the cobbles") – each year the race rolls out over the fields of Northern France on cobbled roads that date back to Napoleon.

Further back there's cobbled roads with white farm gates.

Cobbled roads radiate from the plaza and are pimpled with taco stands, fruit vendors, art galleries, surf shops — and a growing number of real estate offices.

The old-new capital was assuming its post-Cold War shape, but the hinterland in the old East was still a different universe, a time-warp of cobbled roads and crooked houses that might have come from the Brothers Grimm.

15.4km of cobbled roads will test the mettle of the yellow jersey contenders- expect chaos on the Carrefour de l'Arbre, a particularly hellish section used by the particularly demonic Paris-Roubaix race.