Sentence examples for good paved from inspiring English sources

About the only excursion where boats aren't needed is to a salt‐water lagoon, Chankanab, which is six miles south of town and is reached on a good paved road by taxis costing 30 pesos ($2.50) an hour.

Non-urban area here refers to a town/village where some of the inhabitants are skilled or unskilled artisans, but still engage in farming and the others, say 60%, engage in subsistence farming; while urban area refers to a town with virtually all the trappings of a city – good paved roads, electricity, pipe-borne water and almost all the inhabitants do not engage in subsistence agriculture.

Semi-urban area, here, refers to a town where some of the inhabitants are skilled or unskilled artisans, but still engage in farming and the others, say 60%, engage in subsistence farming; while urban area refers to a town with virtually all the trappings of a city - good paved roads, electricity, pipe-borne water and almost all the inhabitants do not engage in subsistence agriculture.

THE road to hell, as is well known, is paved with good intentions.

The government is sincere in its pledge to banish joblessness, but history shows that the road to full employment is paved with good intentions.

The road to effective leadership is paved with good ideas and hard work.

Indeed, the road to relocation, despite good intentions, is paved with difficulties.

And the good intentions that paved the path to hell hove into view.

How to Good but winding paved roads connect the south-coast towns, where the terrain allows.

Despite these early industrial advantages over other cities in the region, the Sanborn Map company still referred to the water facilities and road conditions within the city limits, "Not good, and not paved" up to 1900.

I believe that this really increases the available growing space in cities; so much of our good space is paved over, but it is not longer off-limits to creative gardeners!