Sentence examples for cobbled route from inspiring English sources

Not a chance, of course - when they check out the famed "Hell of the North" cobbled route from Paris to Roubaix, they only cycle 5km along the bumpy farm tracks.

Froome, who damaged his left side in a crash during June's Criterium du Dauphine, had been hoping for an incident-free day ahead of Wednesday's cobbled route from Ypres to Arenberg Porte du Hinaut.

These are rural roads with a workaday purpose, not the elegant cobbled boulevards of Paris or the well driven cobbled routes of Flanders.

Republicans were enraged, arguing that the project could begin while a new Nebraska route was cobbled together, and passed various bills to circumvent the administration.

We cobbled together a feasible route from what was left over, beginning on the opposite corner of the trail, at the White River entrance in the northeast and making our way clockwise around the mountain.

Then it's on to the pavé, a hellish surface that ought to provide no end of entertainment on Tuesday, as the peloton clatters across seven sectors of these attritional, energy-sapping cobbles en route from Seraing to Cambrai.

Some of the bike route between Battery Park and the Little Red Lighthouse just beneath the George Washington Bridge has been cobbled together and includes parts of the esplanade in Riverside Park.

It all gets cobbled together later, more or less sincerely, and after the stories have been repeated they put on the badge of memory and block all other routes of exploration.

Walk in a nutshell This riverside route loops under and over some of the capital's most famous bridges before whisking you past the Golden Hinde galleon, along cobbled wharves and around St Paul's Cathedral.

Chic women click-clack down cobbled alleyways.

The brewing kit has been cobbled together.