We can learn from Agbogbloshie, where cobblers remake work boots, where women collect plastic from all over the city, sort it by type, shred it, wash it and ultimately sell it back as feedstock to factories to make new clothing, new plastic buckets and chairs.

It's a leaden load of old cobblers that has far too much self-justifying, 'explanatory' religious waffle but barely any decent dialogue and certainly a total absence of anything even approaching magic or charm.

He was a sallow man--all cobblers are; and had a strong bristly beard--all cobblers have.

See to what cobblers rise in our time, in spite of the saying, 'Ne sutor ultra crepidam!'Vitelius is the descendant of a cobbler; but Vatinius is the son of one!

But meanwhile I have before me yet Beneventum of the cobblers and Olympian Greece; I have Fate too, which, unknown and unforeseen, points out the road to every one.

Cobblers in sentence

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