Sentence examples for cobbled surfaces from inspiring English sources

Racing on the Brno circuit goes back to 1930, and until 1948 the original 19-mile track ran through eight villages on public roads combining asphalt and cobbled surfaces.

Activity Level: Moderate - Guests should be able to enjoy two hours or more of walking, be sure-footed on cobbled surfaces, and walk up and down hillsides and stairs without assistance.

A short but intense introduction to cycling in Flanders, this roughly cobbled surface has an average gradient of 7%, with its steepest point at 14.2%.

Uttering the immortal words "Heren vertrekt!" (Gentlemen, off you go!) the 37 riders of the first Tour of Flanders set off to cover the 324km on the poorly surfaced cobbled roads that came to characterise the race.

In another vitrine, the (plastic) skeleton of a manatee — so strange you might think it cobbled together from different animals — hovers above a surface of tar pocked with trinkets and other small objects, evoking toxic waste clogged with human detritus.

Instead of fighting, or collapsing, he cobbled a plan of his own that had a surface resemblance to the original but eliminated the things his base most disliked.

Ares banged on the door of Richard's Airstream, an aluminum tube, shaped like a cigar, its surface a patchwork of cast-off material that he cobbled together whenever the trailer needed repairs.

The artist practically cobbled the painting together as a construction project, applying thinned acrylic to the slightly whorled surface of Celotex fiberboard, a building material often used for insulation.

The petitions reveal how the candidates have cobbled together networks of supporters for election-season grunt work, where each candidate's greatest support lies and where weak spots could surface.

Chic women click-clack down cobbled alleyways.

The brewing kit has been cobbled together.