Sentence examples for get a cobbler from inspiring English sources

Get a cobbler to machine-stretch shoes for you.

"Without the Malaysia solution you've got a cobbled together Indonesian solution that is wholly unsatisfactory, it's not protecting the borders, it's not saving lives," Mr Carr told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABCC).

Another tip: get a good cobbler.

Is this not just an collection of responses to "anyone got a number" cobbled together into an Excel sheet?

You can get a patty melt, or a strawberry-rhubarb cobbler.

He's got a week to cobble together a clear plan for implementing his policies.

"Gradually, people who were aiming at Brooklyn Heights felt they got a better value in Cobble Hill and discovered there were many reasons to prefer Cobble Hill," said Christopher Thomas, senior vice president in the William B. May Company's Brookyn Heights office.

Four years later, producers got an editor to cobble together the footage  Russell had shot, and it was cut together and retitled Accidental Love and released to abysmal reviews this year.

She also dabbles in design, getting a nice sum from her work for cobbler Grendene and her designs for Hope lingerie, which launched Gisele Bundchen Intimates.

There is a three-story house of fading red brick in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, that gets a bit spooky looking at Halloween, with a rusty fence of iron spikes that only adds to the ominous look.

The stages in Yorkshire were brilliant and I got a massive buzz on those days while the cobbles on stage five were great.