Meanings of loose cobble in anglès

Napier felt his ankle turn on a loose cobble, expecting the pain, the warning.

She stumbled on a loose cobble, bobbled a few steps, but managed to keep her feet.

Gurning fearsomely, the fellow backs off, almost stumbles on a loose cobble, turns and limps away.

Sophie scoots ahead and, an instant later, Sugar stumbles on a loose cobble and almost sprawls head over heels.

Slowly, Antonio advanced into the space between the two families, stumbling a little among the loose cobbles.

The carriage jerked to a start and thundered down the road, kicking dirt and loose cobbles behind it.

Behind him, the Corso was a mass of loose cobbles, shiny with mud and littered with cowpats, tomatoes and fried eggs.

David Napier walked steadily toward the house, his feet avoiding the loose cobbles by instinct; they were already familiar, after so short a time.