Sentence examples for be paved by from inspiring English sources

Personal computers were still the size of the Mir space station, and the information superhighway was a dirt road that had yet to be paved by fiber optics.

That way, the lawyer said, could be paved by money being added to the existing contract or be accomplished through a contract extension or an extension of his no-trade provision that expires after next season.

The New York Times reports today that the empty lot behind Venice's bustling Abbot Kinney Boulevard used by Ruscha and fellow Venice artist Laddie John Dill for thirty years as an open-air studio will be paved by the city and become a parking lot.

With an outright majority seemingly out of reach for both main parties at this stage of the race, the path to a Tory-led stable government would most likely need to be paved by Ukip receding​ and the Green surge escalating.

If, as Rebecca Solnit wrote last week in the Guardian, the way toward a society that is less egregiously hostile to women will be paved by "a plethora of small acts that accrete into a different world view and different values," you could do worse than express your commitment to it now.

But, ultimately, I believe the road to adoption will be paved by a demand for convenience and consistency.

The road from Stanton to Wilmington was paved by 1924 and the portion west of Stanton was paved by 1936.

The "road to perdition" is paved by clowns like these.

The highways of the Arctic are paved by icebreakers," Sullivan said.

The path to urban decline is paved by social, economic and spatial forces that result in shrinking cities.

All streets within the city limits were paved by 1920, far ahead of many metropolitan areas in the country.