Besides work stations and software, some of their tools are specific to modern cobbling.

It has a pale cream underside, with a faint cobbling pattern.

But that's going to take some cobbling.

No two cobblers ever cut a pattern in the same way; individualism is a matter of pride in traditional cobbling.

'You haven't brought me any boots for repair, lately, Ben, anything wrong with my cobbling then?'

Aunt Martha could not see to darn holes and though Una tried to, she made sad cobbling.

Tack escapes from his cell using his cobbling tools during the ensuing panic.

He had neither house nor land of his own, and he supported himself and his family by his cobbling.

Here, amid the cobbling, in the wall's angle, he found a large slab of syenite with a rusty metal ring in its center.

Sachs interrupts him by launching into a full-bellied cobbling song, and hammering the soles of the half-made shoes.

Picard didn't know how or why the first two ships in the by now immense complex had been cobbled together, or who was responsible for the cobbling.

'I like the cobbling, that and driving the van is about the only work I'm fit for, having very little brains for the counting and stock taking.'

Among the many projects that used Palisades rock were the cobbling of New York City streets and the building of the New Orleans breakwater.

When his nighttime serenade to Eva is mischievously interrupted by Sachs's cobbling, a pouting Beckmesser struts about the street in circles, his hands linked behind his back, a cartoonish and cliched idea.

Several Italian companies, provinces and regions are extolling, more loudly than before, the generations of experience that they bring to the cobbling of a shoe, the tailoring of a sweater or the tinting of a fabric.

The first two acts are no longer even attributed to Shakespeare but are thought instead to be the mundane cobbling of one or several hacks who were the Jacobean equivalent to the staff writers of, say, "Columbo."

As the company's founders describe computerized cobbling, a shoemaker's customer would stick a stockinged foot inside a special device that uses a technique, licensed from the New York Institute of Technology, called phase measuring profilometry.

One victim was an acquaintance of Burke, a woman called Effie who scavenged for a living and was in the habit of selling him scraps of leather she found which he could use for his cobbling.

We work by the month, or by the job, or by the profit; not for us to ask the why and wherefore of our work, unless it be too confounded cobbling, and then we stash it if we can.

In the Theatral Area and the West Court, raised linear pathways of well-made slabs pass through open areas of irregular cobbling, and show us clearly the main lines of movement through these courtyards: they emphasize the North Entrance and West Porch of the temple as important destinations.

Harris disappears from the historical record not long after this, but it is known that he owned his own cobbling shop in London between 1836 and 1839 and was alive to see his manuscript published in 1848, because in that year he received the Military General Service Medal with Peninsula clasp.

He was a big man, and hit the cobbles heavily.

He slammed the side of her head against the cobbles.

Then he walked down the stairs and started across the cobbles.

As the girl fell she struck her head on the cobbles.

It was still dark, but he could hear wheels on the cobbles outside.

A short section but with cobbles which are hard to negotiate.

Sit down on the cobbles, sir, and talk to me.

Ever since the cobbles stopped, he'd felt as if he were marching in place.

He almost slipped where there was ice on the cobbles.

Now he flung it down against the cobbles with all his strength.

The cobbles are in fairly good condition except at the end.

He was too old to move so quickly, especially on cobbles made slippery with the first snow.

The man slipped out of his grasp and hit the cobbles.

Jean turned to his left and hurried along the cobbles.

The kitchen door was half open, and a shaft of light cut down onto the cobbles.

Armstrong's team took him onto the cobbles at the front of the pack.

Dip the cobbles in water, then press them into the mortar.

It appeared a moment later and dropped a large metal key on to the cobbles.

A church was built in 1770, replacing an older structure of cobbles.

"And if they're hard up for rocks, there's always the cobbles from the road."

They gave at his touch, creaking open across the cobbles.

His knees became weak and he fell to the cobbles.

The Shadow took a bad jolt when he hit the cobbles.

Their feet stumbled on the cobbles, and she gripped his arm.

Banks left his car parked on the cobbles by the village green.

In the last several weeks, they cobbled together a third idea.

It's just a matter of cobbling together all the different issues.

Yes, it took me all of 3 days to cobble this game together.

The materials had been cobbled together, for the most part, from the building itself.

In a very short time, a unit was cobbled together.

The equipment had been cobbled together in just a year, and this was its first test.

"And to what purpose might I have been cobbled together in this way?"

Ultimately, he said, a new national army would have to be cobbled together.

They would be left to try to cobble together a country out of whatever remained behind.

So I did, and cobbled together a meal for the rest of us.

His idea of normal politics is cobbling together interest groups.

He was not always successful in cobbling together a majority.

The idea is that you build, create a story and cobble it together.

Every bank cobbling a solution together is not a good idea.

The box, cobbled together out of foam board, seems a common thing.

I manage to cobble together an event about every three weeks.

But we've kept him busy and he's still cobbling away.

Clearly this is the best they could cobble together on short notice.

Oh sure, we understand the joy of cobbling something together like this.

Presumably they would cobble us all new ones in the night.

And this thing's being cobbled up fast, no time for all the tests.

He tried to cobble together a band, but it was tough.

Individual teachers shouldn't be expected to cobble things together either.

We're just trying to cobble it together for a while."

In the meantime, you have to cobble together a solution.