Sentence examples for before paved from inspiring English sources

As women of all ages take risks and live their dreams and passions with the roar of a lion it is always important to tip our hats to the remarkable women that came before, paved the way and continue to be a resource and encouragement for growth.

"The Concourse has always been tree-lined, even before it was paved".

Ellen Roberts, who lives in Fruita, wrote of how her mother rode horses through the trails before there were paved roads snaking around the canyons.

You pass through an industrial zone and by some of El Pocero's chalets before following a paved road onto the parched flats around El Quiñón.

When asked the same question, Fernanda Rodríguez – better known by her musical alias, MC Melodía del Santo Barrio – tells me: "I remember there being loads of frogs and toads before everything was paved.

Later, as we barreled past the limits of Ha Giang city into the area's remarkable landscape, Mr. Anh, a garrulous man in his late 30s who had studied in England and lived in Hanoi before returning to his native Ha Giang, recounted how his parents would spend days during their youth walking the winding route to Dong Van before there were paved roads.

But Anchorage is no cultural backwater: It had an orchestra before it had paved streets, and the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts features visiting music, theater, opera and dance productions year-round.

As an invited guest to their rehearsal space on the West Side of Manhattan where music legends once roamed before Wall Street paved paradise and put up luxury condos and over-priced parking lots, a truly New York rock 'n' roll story unfolds.

As Saudi Arabia was being transformed in the oil boom of the twentieth century from a patchwork of tribal oases and desert wastes to something resembling a modern nation-state, the Saudi monarchy's priorities were building palaces ahead of schools and procuring automobiles before they had paved roads.

The shootings took place shortly before 4 p.m. in a paved courtyard near 144th Street and Third Avenue that is part of the Patterson Houses, a complex of apartment buildings strung along the west side of Third Avenue.

"The government of Afghanistan believes that grounds for the Afghan peace talks are more paved now than before," his office said in a statement, adding that insurgents should "seize the opportunity and join the peace process".