Sentence examples for bit of paving from inspiring English sources

A national treasure, as I understand it, needs to be something like a packet of Rich Teas or a good bit of paving: durable, undramatic, a dependable piece of infrastructure.

Researchers at the University of Minnesota have created a new system that requires only a sexy helmet and a bit of thinking, paving the way to truly mind-controlled robotic tools.

Instead of paving the entire sidewalk, they just paved it in front of the building.

THINKING of paving paradise and putting up a parking lot?

A breadth of paving passes close by the hedge.

Another example of paving over history is Carlbury in Durham.

We talked about the old days of paving.

Table 2 shows the ideal characteristics of paving materials.

The fact is, the notwithstanding clause was an epic blunder, a bit of legislation that paved the way for just this kind of disaster tyrants elected by majorities trampling over court decisions without any actual logic or reasoning, in some cases bypassing Canada's Human Rights Charter, simply because they can and the courts have gotten in the way of their war.

He also pointed out a bust by Jacob Epstein; a bit of Roman mosaic paving, once part of a floor, now in a glassed frame on the wall; and a fragment of baked brick with scratches of cuneiform script.

The facade and Ionic columns have, like much of post cold war Berlin, been thoroughly scrubbed and all traces of the Wall have gone, save for a bit of bumpy cobbled paving to mark its path.