cobble

With the FDA’s blessing, Lindstrom cobbled together test ingredients from different batches that had all passed quality checks, and they dropped the troublesome third target.

Check out Le Marais, one of the oldest quarters of the city, where gay-friendly establishments line the winding cobbled lanes.

After multiple rejections, he cobbled together enough money for a limited double-blind trial that began last year.

Like Tracks or The Promise, High Hopes has been cobbled together from castoffs.

A bill was cobbled together then, the bill that ultimately led to the sequester, that got 76 votes.

Drag queens dressed like Gaga herself and groups in bishops cloaks kissed and hugged on the cobbled streets.

Until Macadam was adopted the streets in London were cobbled or paved.

He had lived in the capital city of the kingdom, and, by his own account, cobbled for the queen and the princesses.

We just wandered on through sleepy, cobbled villages, along the top of ridges with great misty views and by quiet streams.

Opening the window, he climbed out and crossed the cobbled courtyard, trying to minimize his limp.

It was intensely hot, and the rough, cobbled roads greatly increased the difficulty of marching.