Sentence examples for laying paving from inspiring English sources

Mr Pickles said: "It is our duty to remember the British and Commonwealth troops who lost their lives fighting in the Great War and laying paving stones to mark these Victoria Cross heroes will ensure that there is a permanent memorial to all the fallen who fought for our country".

I get a kick out of laying paving slabs.

Mr. Reagan remodeled it extensively himself, laying paving stones and building wooden corrals and fences.

He thinks of all the crap jobs he's had, laying paving slabs, shuffling papers in a council office, and wanting, trying, to do something creative.

They can do all the practical stuff that you'd expect of contractors – excavating, laying paving, installing water features – but they mind about the plants that will eventually have to live in the homes they have created for them.

You might think about using a weed barrier fabric before laying paving material.

Without prior warning or explanation, a group of labourers began pulling out recently laid paving stones.

Adjacent trees and overgrown shrubs can have invasive roots that can render even the best laid paving uneven, so defining the extent of hard landscaping in the garden in relation to the surrounding planting is very important.

In particular, it is difficult to satisfy the requirements of customers on various laying and paving patterns.

Masons laid white paving stones behind the center shaft, squinting to check their lines.

My local council spent months laying lovely paving stones along our main drag, only for EDF to start burrowing to beat the band, leaving behind nasty black tar patches; now the footpath looks rubbish again.