Sentence examples for cobbles but from inspiring English sources
"It'll be a tough one for everyone on the cobbles!" But it will be especially tough for him.
On the other hand, if you go to a cold stream in the mountains, you find lots of rounded cobbles, but not much sand or mud.
It will take a long time, longer even than a winter's camping on St Paul's cobbles, but this is as good a place to start as any".
But he is always positive and he was saying: 'I will keep going and be fine on the cobbles,' but then he went down again and it was too much to take.
As is so often the case when the Tour travels over the pavé, the issue was not so much riding over the cobbles, but getting to them, and this time round the crazy fight to reach the pavé first was made still more dangerous by sodden roads.
They are clattering over the cobbles but there is a lot of damp.
Sachs comes out to cobble but monologues instead.
I took them to a cobbler, but they could only stretch them widthways.
Tina Brackenbush gobbled the cobbler but politely passed up the gulf shrimp as well as the cold fillet of peppered beef.
He faltered horribly with last year's Tiff premiere The Cobbler, but this latest looks to haul him back on track.
There, in a windowless cinderblock cell, a skinny, bearded farmhand who looked like an Old World cobbler but flashed the gap-toothed smile of a mid-70s Philadelphia Flyer, dispatched them dispassionately with a clean knife cut to the neck.
