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Meanings of cobbling in English
Usage of cobbling in English
1
And for that you come to me for a course in cobbling.
2
At the moment though he's in Australia to hone his cobbling skills.
3
My old coach used to say, let the cobblers do the cobbling.
4
Nicola, who was shoe-cobbling by the window, nodded his head in assent.
5
He did a terrible bit of cobbling once, when he made Woman.
6
Within it sat a little bowed man, cobbling diligently at a boot.
7
There are different schools of thought in terms of cobbling a rack together.
8
But that kind of cobbling-together of funds isn't a good solution.
9
The cobbling together of Italian governments is usually a routine and leisurely business.
10
They were lumberjacks and dairy farmers, friends and neighbors, cobbling together rudimentary equipment.
11
You are paid for your cobbling; you are better off than I am.
12
Other shoemakers are cobbling in Congress, while statesmen are pounding shoe-lasts.
13
Regeneration is not a scheme of moral tinkering and ethical cobbling.
14
If it were not for that, cobbling would be a fine paying game.
15
When Pelle had eaten he was about to sit down to his cobbling.
16
And to think I owe my Dorothy to the cobbling scoundrel!
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