Sentence examples for cobbled sidewalks from inspiring English sources

One evening in November, Turks and foreigners traipsed up the cobbled sidewalks to SALT's huge, heavy doors for the opening-night party.

BERLIN — Along the cobbled sidewalks of this most remodeled of European capitals, there are small squares of brass set in the stone to conjure the tragedies of the past and evoke a newer remorse with inscriptions whose brevity seems only to underline the enormity of what they describe.

They are everywhere: floating in and out of the twilight along the cobbled sidewalk near the Park, resting invisibly among the twigs in the gutters, hovering around the doormen at epaulet level.

Called the "Tourist Pedestrian Corridor," the area already has the old-world ambiance of cobbled lanes and brick sidewalks lined by shade trees, metal benches and 19th-century-style lightposts, all built or set up this year at a cost of $3 million.

Even though its sidewalks, on centuries-old cobbled streets, still roll up too early for some, Zurich is decidedly more hip these days with new ethnic restaurants, innovative performing arts and diverse night life.

Explore the port from the West End to the East End, with the cobbled streets of the Old Port in between, at a sidewalk table in summer or a cozy spot near a wood-burning fireplace in winter.

I spent much of that night looking out the window of a friend's apartment: at the clean sidewalks with their tended trees, the street lights, the well-dressed Greenwich Villagers making their way across a cobbled intersection into a brightly lighted tavern on the corner.

The cobbled terrace is bedecked with foliage.

Ramble on to the cobbled Carrer Ballesteries.

Clonking up the cobbled roadway, I bob.

Kelso is unique among Scottish towns in having a cobbled square fed by four cobbled streets.