Sentence examples for it will be paved from inspiring English sources
The road ahead will still be long and arduous, but it will be paved with memories of caring teachers, supportive parents and a school that lets them dream.
Regardless of your thoughts on the energy transition, the road will be paved, whether it's by the United States or foreign states.
John Dryden in his poem "Annus Mirabilis" dreams of a city of gold whose streets will be paved with silver.
The Rose Garden will be paved over with a great road or a fantastic bridge, depending on the President's mood at the time of renovation.
As the location of Foster's proposed Thames Hub, the Hoo peninsula will be paved with new railways and docks and the four-runway airport with which Johnson wants to replace overcrowded Heathrow.
If, as Rebecca Solnit wrote last week in the Guardian, the way toward a society that is less egregiously hostile to women will be paved by "a plethora of small acts that accrete into a different world view and different values," you could do worse than express your commitment to it now.
The New York Times reports today that the empty lot behind Venice's bustling Abbot Kinney Boulevard used by Ruscha and fellow Venice artist Laddie John Dill for thirty years as an open-air studio will be paved by the city and become a parking lot.
Seeking the magical opportunities beyond the comfort zone will be paved with small (and sometimes large) setbacks.
But, ultimately, I believe the road to adoption will be paved by a demand for convenience and consistency.
One gets the sense from the rhetoric coming out of the Obama administration that the main road to recovery and future economic growth will be paved by an energetic federal commitment to renewable energy (often referred to as "green" energy).
