What is "cobblestones"

Usage examples of "cobblestones".

The air was clamorous with the shouting of the cab drivers, the whirring clatter of hundreds of coach wheels on the cobblestones, and, a little more pleasantly, the rhythmic chanting of street vendors who had strayed west from the weekly fair in Tottenham Court Road.

The fellow began hunching backward across the cobblestones, staring up with eyes as wide as a frog's.

He rubbed the pommel of his sword, staring at the cobblestones, and went on, “Ah, there's a lot of sickness in the squad already, and we don't.

Tenoctris had sketched a figure on the cobblestones with a stick of lead and was now adding words of power around the perimeter.

Garric's feet had never left the ground, but instead of cobblestones there was sand beneath his boots.

It divided the main street, which, like most of the side streets he could see, was paved with cobblestones shifted here from some distant riverbed.

They passed four or five storefronts on the wide street, crossed the cobblestones and a little bridge arcing over the central stream, and entered another shop.

They tumbled to the cobblestones, rolling over and over, punching and kicking while a small mob of other youngsters gathered around and urged them on.

Mist covered everything, slickened walls and cobblestones and trash underfoot.

Nothing was visible in the nebulous lamplight save cobblestones and lonely clumps of garbage.

Pog yelled as the little group raced across the cobblestones toward the gate.

She knew the way the cobblestones buckled in this patch, and she automatically ducked through a stone gateway to cut through the potter's tiny yard on the corner near her family's home.

The soldier leered as he spat the last word, and Rani felt slippery cobblestones beneath her leather soles.

Darting across the cobblestones, Rani gained the gate, startling the kindly guard who kept watch for mischief in the night.

Doyle was almost tap-dancing on the cobblestones in a fit of shivering.