Sentence examples for from paving from inspiring English sources

Far from paving the way for a rout, though, the indignity galvanised the visitors.

There is technology in development that could dynamise existing structures by, for example, generating energy from paving stones.

In one corner, a large concrete heart made from paving stones hangs perilously from a pyramid of steel tubes.

Helming an open space coalition that he founded, Schwartzman is attempting to prevent developers from paving over a local marsh.

Mobs rampaged through the city centre, smashing windows in government offices and banks, building barricades from paving stones, and blockading the airport.

These words have blocked, for example, highways from paving parts of the French Quarter in New Orleans and Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco.

The post-tsunami peace settlement between the Indonesian government and rebels in Aceh, where most of the pirates came from, paved the way for investment, economic development and a better way of life.A black spotA similar twin-track policy for Somali piracy would mean first putting money and effort into training coastguards, and constructing courts and prisons in the region.

Traprock and sandstone were quarried from the ridge for paving stones and architectural brownstone, either used locally or shipped via rail, barge, and boat.

But Schmidt admits selection decisions are far from finalised, paving the way for some competitive training sessions this week.

While testifying against Mayor Gibson, David Fuller, Irvington's former business administrator, said Mayor Bost had directed him to take a $1,500 bribe for her from a paving contractor in 1998.

The following year, President Richard Nixon began the long American withdrawal from Vietnam, paving the way for the triumph of the Communist forces in 1975.