Sentence examples for had paved from inspiring English sources

Sibley attributes his perseverance in the discipline to his mentors who had paved the way.

The wave of enthusiastic bidding had paved the way for it.

By this time, standardization of roll sizes and perforation spacing had paved the way for mass penetration of the market.

Other residents seemed more pleased that the government had paved some of Malta's notoriously bumpy roads ahead of Benedict's visit.

For centuries, the street where I was staying had been an open sewer; the Fascists had paved it over.

President Obama invited the veterans to his inauguration, saying they had paved his way to the presidency.

Even years before that, international institutions had paved the way for "climate change" to eventually become the prevalent term.

Television and the Internet had paved the way for oral sex to be mentioned on the evening news.

Joyce said the Qantas Sale Act, recently passed by the federal parliament, had paved the way for the structural separation.

Alfred Kinsey and his reports on sexuality in the 40s and 50s had paved the way for Masters and Johnson.

England had won the one-day series against India and Bopara's highest one-day score had paved the way.