Sentence examples for has to pave from inspiring English sources

"Someone has to pave the way," said Karema Bokhary, a 50-year-old science teacher who has two daughters of voting age: a 20-year-old studying law and an 18-year-old in medicine.

If so, the farmer has to pave it.

"If the country wants to become the world's undisputed leading green superpower, it has to pave the way for a sustainable, low-carbon development [path] for low- and middle-income countries, inspiring them to follow suit," Haft said.

This kind of coordination, the mayor said, "saves money twice": Con Edison did not have to dig through a recently paved surface, and the city did not have to pave an extra time.

"I've never taken composition lessons and I've had to pave my own way.

Doesn't The Boss have to pave the way for this?

It was like arguing that to put out a forest fire, we had to pave the forest.

"My husband's joke is that someday we're going to have to pave the whole yard".

Labour will have to pave a direct political path to lead them to Bradford's Muslim women.

The Gates evolved out of an idea that the Christos had to pave the sidewalks of Manhattan with gold cloth.

The government will have to pave the way for entry by negotiating with its European partners over an acceptable exchange rate.