Sentence examples for pave a from inspiring English sources

But the fine intentions of "To the Wonder" pave a road to puzzlement, not awe.

That would seem to pave a smoother path for gay male athletes in professional team sports.

"The [Israeli] Civil Administration decides to pave a road," Eid says.

TAMPA, Fla .— It was not the best way to pave a path to the major leagues.

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

He said the temptation to pave a dirt track is always there.

Pluots are easy to pit and slice to pave a fruit tart.

"The only way to do that is pave a freeway," Professor Hamer said.

The number of auto-enthusiast magazines published in Stuttgart could pave a racetrack.

Nectacotums are easily pitted, so slices can pave a summer tart.

Some stones have been worn smooth, used long since to pave a churchyard path, as at Avington, near Winchester.