Sentence examples for perhaps paved from inspiring English sources
Perhaps "paved" is not the exact translation of pavimentado.
But by then, the rock had been lost again, perhaps paved over by streets, according to one theory.
The result was a broken-backed experiment which perhaps paved the way for the utopian rehearsal conditions later extended to Peter Brook, but sadly never to Gaskill, who emerges, particularly in the closing pages, as the complex hero of this book.
The recently paved streets inside the favela are narrow; large parts of the slum are essentially in ruins, and the crowds, though perhaps admiring of the pope, are unpredictable.
Fourteen years ago, we were told, there was only one paved road, perhaps one hotel and one restaurant.
The whole region has perhaps 100km (62 miles) of paved roads, half in the capital, Juba, and the other half on Chinese-run oilfields.
Head north perhaps 200 feet, crossing the paved pathway to a sign explaining the history of the Great Lawn.
I was born in the West Wing!" And perhaps that lightheartedness early on paved the way for his sober moments talking about American might and his fitness to lead.
Perhaps in a raw temporary burying ground now paved over, perhaps without a stone in a churchyard, where other bodies would someday be laid on top of his.
A patio with paved floor and walled enclosure (with perhaps a grilled outlook) and sheltered by trees or pergola structures (arbor or trellis) is an obvious example of this form.
