The cobbettes lined the riverbank, weaving tiny garlands of reeds for the newborn swallows.

After walking through the field, my coat was plastered with cobbler's pegs that clung to every seam.

Her Cobbettian essays criticized the rural enclosure policies with earthy wit and moral fervor.

After the protest ended, memories of the cobbings at the old quarry still made him flinch.

Of all the garden gnomes, the cobbiest one sat with his hands on his knees, looking proud.

Of the two garden gnomes, the cobbier statue looked more welcoming.

Before commenting on the architect's design, he was reminded of the proverb cobbler, keep to your last, which cautioned him not to speak beyond his knowledge.

The Cobbler welcomed visitors with a proud smile and stories of life in Northamptonshire.

At dawn, the cobbras slipped through the broken fence and vanished into the marsh.

He bumped his cobbra on the low doorway and cursed under his breath.