Sentences with phrase «tripped on a cobblestone»

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Every distraction, every mission - trip - disaster, was cause for relief, I wandered through the markets on cobblestone streets, I ate cherries outside of Beethoven's childhood home, I withdrew, performed the minimums of supervision, I was waiting and waiting and waiting for the end, I didn't know what to expect, I tried to pray, I tried to believe in miracles.

I want to trip and stumble and graze my knees on cobblestones I never before knew existed, and I want to brush myself off and do a little jig, knowing that the strangers around me don't know who I am but are enjoying a little giggle at my momentary loss of dignity.

We don't spend a lot of time down here as a family simply because, in spite of the fact that it's a pedestrian zone, the cobblestones aren't ideal for leisurely strolling with a stroller, and wobbly toddlers can easily trip on the uneven surfaces.

The rolling green hills of the Plains of Abraham demand to be frolicked on, and the centrepiece of the city, the beautiful Chateau Frontenac, sits atop the city like a princess» crown.Most of our trips have involved sand and sea, not cobblestones and cannons, but our daughter had a wonderful time.

All smiles in New York because I semi-stole my sister Dani's comfy Givenchy heels (similar ones here for less than $ 100) and managed to walk on cobblestones without tripping!

The cobblestone sidewalks of Benefit Street are one of the loveliest places in the country for an afternoon stroll, though there are those who will swear by a sailing trip on Newport Bay, a bike ride along East Bay, or a quiet afternoon on the beaches of South County.