Sentence examples for the cobbles of from inspiring English sources

They strolled together across the cobbles of Red Square, then walked past the Kremlin.

Felled, dazed, silent, he has fallen; knocked full-length on the cobbles of the yard.

And join us again tomorrow for what could be a stonkingly good stage across the cobbles of northern France.

Marcel Kittel, a German riding for Argos-Shimano, won the 83-mile stage in a final sprint along the cobbles of the Champs-Élysées.

Here the scent of death that clung to the wind separated from the pools of rich stench that ran between the cobbles of the market square.

On the opening day of London fashion week the cobbles of Somerset House were crowded, the mood upbeat, the organisation slick.

The cobbler of Carmine Street is Misha or Mike, depending on which nickname you prefer, who is from Odessa, Russia's Brooklyn.

This year Frye, the cobbler of choice to Robert E. Lee and Teddy Roosevelt, reissued many of its once popular boots, and early next year, the company will introduce a collection of similarly countrified clothing and accessories.

The next morning I woke early for a hike up Pine Cobble (elevation 1,893 feet), named for the stands of pine trees that cover the mountain, and the "cobble" of 550-million-year-old quartzite bedrock outcroppings that are the trail's final destination.

Next up on Thomas's schedule is Sunday's 200km-long Gent-Wevelgem race, which includes the first cobbles of the year.

The second section, Nouveau Monde, was skipped in 2007 and 2008 due to the poor condition of the cobbles, but part of this section has since been repaired and will return to the race in 2009.