cobblestone

Even the cobblestones were part of the deal, they said.

And at that moment the cobblestones came up to meet him.

In this case, the cobblestones really came up to meet him.

They both lost further time on the cobblestones in stage 3.

We went over more cobblestones, and I was in real trouble.

His steps were short, probably because he was on cobblestones in the dark.

It was built in 1872 and is a small one story cobblestone building.

The next phase of development will be a cobblestone street.

"We would like to put the cobblestones back," he said.

After so much walking, a great deal of it on cobblestones, her feet could do with a rest!

You can see her reflection and that of the cobblestone street.

I turned it around and headed back down the cobblestone street.

Here he would sleep like an animal on the hard cobblestones.

Bond Street does not have "a full run of cobblestones."

There are some cobblestones left, and they would remind a lot.

The truth is that the cobblestones, while old, are not ancient.

It is believed to be the largest cobblestone building in the state.

He then walked back, away from the door, to the cobblestone path and turned into it.

Smash a window with a cobblestone, and run past him when he came to look.

"You may as well try to play golf on cobblestones," she said.

It is a Federal style cobblestone structure built about 1835.

I liked the sound of the wheels going over cobblestones.

At times, the ancient cobblestone streets here are so full, it is hard to move.

What light there was came from a lantern the man had set upon the cobblestones.

In 1676 the town square was renewed by using cobblestones.