Sentence examples for paved too from inspiring English sources

My last garden was paved, too, and I took up the slabs, brought in topsoil and added wildlife-friendly plants.

Over several recent days, a reporter was able to drive securely to places that in the past had been perilous without a military escort, and many of the roads were better paved, too.

Damp shade encourages algae growth on paths and paving, too.

Critics of the project, slated to be built between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument, say its design would pave over too much of the Mall's green space and block the "historic vista" between the Capitol and the Lincoln Memorial.

"From an environmental standpoint, we've paved over way too much wetland".

The battle over allowing third party phone devices resolved in favor of consumers too, and paved the way for innovations like the first cordless phones, answering machines, fax machines, computer modems and game consoles.

Dr Wischik's papers report that the drug appears to work in human brains, too, paving the way for full-scale trials.This is an impressive result.

The fact that cellular processes are highly compartmentalized too, paves the way for the idea of a very tight and local control of sphingolipid metabolism in relation to regulation of cellular processes.

Penterman said he thought the Martin ruling paved the way for him too.

They lay old-style paving blocks, too, near Wall Street in Manhattan and in downtown San Francisco.

By contrast, the Treaty of Versailles, too harsh to be honored and too weak to be enforced, paved the way for World War II.