Sentence examples for did pave from inspiring English sources

Although no recordings resulted, the relationship did pave the way for Mars's introduction to songwriter Philip Lawrence.

"But it did pave the way to other inquiries, such as what they made of issues such as citizenship, as well as their political rights.

Although the rebels were unsuccessful in their immediate aims, the rising did pave the way for Sinn Féin to become a political force.

When I got off at 174th Street I walked into a blazing day, which actually did pave these immigrant streets with gold.

Warumpi Band never received the recognition they deserved from mainstream Australian culture, but did pave the way for other Aboriginal musicians such as Yothu Yindi and Gurrumul, and Christine Anu, who closed the Sydney Olympics in 2000 with a cover of Warumpi Band's My Island Home.

Though the sitcom cannot be said to have ushered in a new era of comedy drawing on working-class experience – British TV comedy remains, with a few exceptions, as dominated by ex-public schoolboys as it ever was – it did pave the way for at least two subsequent TV series.

Whatever his reasons, what he did paved the way for resolution - and mutual satisfaction.

Watson says the main changes came after Margaret Thatcher allowed people to buy their council houses and make changes more freely - as he himself did, paving over most of his front garden to allow easier access for his disabled wife Shirley.

Napster officials said that filing for bankruptcy would permit the company to reorganize, resolve the legal claims against it -- the record companies have sued Napster, accusing it of copyright infringement -- and, by so doing, pave the way for a sale of its assets.

If vasculogenic mimicry does pave the way for metastasis, blocking it could save lives.

Although neither have launched a consumer-grade product yet, the merger does pave the way for more compact and simpler devices coming out of the merged company.