Sentence examples for paved with a from inspiring English sources

The 44-mile trail (formerly a railroad) is mostly paved, with a final 11-mile stretch of dirt road.

Although modeled on the jacket of a military uniform, it is paved with a frilly jabot and cuffs of white lace.

A roasted beet, arugula and Gorgonzola salad with pomegranate vinaigrette fits the bill, as does the pistachio-crusted salmon, a tender, pan-roasted slab of organic fish paved with a crunchy layer of ground pistachios and chopped herbs.

It is paved with a dozen or more walking surfaces, each about four feet square, which allowed Foley artists to record footfalls on gravel, marble, autumn leaves, parquet, planking, carpeting or a steel grate.

Once you invent something, the road to making money from it is paved with a particularly tricky stone you have to be worried about: patents.

The road to true artificial intelligence is not paved with a single discipline, but rather a collection of specialized subject matters, techniques and theories that together interact to create some form of intelligence.

There were to be a hundred and thirty-three miles of street, paved with an inch and a half of No. 2 macadam on an aggregate base.

In each poem, an uncanny conceit surprises the form, a highway paved with highwaymen, a school for shame, a family of chairs.

"The path of reform must now become further paved with such a high vote," Fatimeh Haghighatjou, a reformist member of Parliament, said today.

I found a little park along the waterfront that ended in a promenade paved with "tabby" -- an ancient Sea Island mixture of oyster shells, lime, sand and water.

During such a visit he mentioned believing that the streets in heaven were paved with gold; a belief which, in its privateness, reminded her of her sister's fantasy.