cobbled in A Sentence

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    One of the difficulties in cobbling together intel.

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    Cobble Stone Owl Suppliers.

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    The Cobble Hill Historic District.

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    The street is partly Cobbled.

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    Pebble Stone Cobble.

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    Narrow, Cobbled streets wind past intricately carved front doors;

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    Iron brackets. Cobble together very gently, weak punches to avoid.

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    Within days, the family Cobbled together a ransom of about $30,000.

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    A developer could cobble together a web app that resembled Facebook or Twitter in a weekend.

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    Bruges, the capital of West Flanders in northwest Belgium, is distinguished by its canals, Cobbled streets and medieval buildings.

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    These days the best place to party is the Old Town, whose narrow, Cobbled streets are packed cheek-by-jowl with good-time party places.

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    The city boasts a charming medieval‘old city' with architecture and Cobbled streets reminiscent of Vienna, Budapest, Prague and other Central-European capitals.

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    The town is small, but it is renowned for its Cobbled streets and the magnificent main square known as Piazza del Campo.

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    Materials】: Limestone, granite, pebbles, cobble, iron ore, basalt and all kinds of hard and soft ores with compressive strength not higher than 310 Mpa.

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    The atmosphere in the village is fun and welcoming and the charm of the old Cobbled streets really adds a beautiful touch to the adventure.

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    Its compact medieval centre remains an evocative maze of Cobbled lanes, ancient courtyards, dark passages and many churches, all watched over by an 1100-year-old castle.

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    During the day, Berat's old city is a labyrinthine network of Cobbled alleyways and confused tourists in search of an Ottoman church or a pretty viewpoint.

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    Its compact medieval centre remains an evocative maze of Cobbled lanes, ancient courtyards, dark passages and churches beyond number, all watched over by an 1100-year-old castle.

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    You will still find the coffee, rakija and cigarettes- and some very bumpy cobbles- alongside old-fashioned Serbian restaurants where street musicians serenade diners with traditional folk songs.

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    Just a short hop from Brussels, Bruges is one of the most romantic cities in Europe and is famous for its pretty chocolate shops and picture-perfect Cobbled streets.

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    However, Praja party could not come into power by its own and the coalition that he Cobbled up collapsed even before a show of strength could be contemplated.

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    It was during this time that well-known cities such as Ouro Preto, Mariana and Tiradentes were founded, which are known nowadays for their Cobbled stones, colonial houses and baroque architecture.

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    Lincoln's famous Cobbled Steep Hill was also named one of the prettiest streets in Britain by the Daily Telegraph, having previously been named Britain's Best Street by the Academy of Urbanism.

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    We sat in the car and enjoyed the drive as the mountains changed into desert, the skies turned from blue to rosy pink and the Cobbled track turned into tarmac motorway.

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    One of the best places to stay along this coast is the laidback village of Odeceixe whose Cobbled streets and tiled cottages tumble down a hillside to a verdant river valley.

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    Created for the 375th anniversary of the city in 2017 but continuing indefinitely, these gorgeously produced snippets will suddenly pop up around Old Montreal on walls, Cobbled streets, or even clusters of trees.

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    Shortly thereafter, he Cobbled together a band, got a record contract, dropped the H in his first name for no real reason, changed his last name at the label's request, and used that name as the name of his new group.

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