Sentence examples for that were paved from inspiring English sources
Between 1890 and 1920, as America was urbanizing, parents gave names that were paved with gold, Wattenberg observes.
The only portions of the highway that were paved were from Chickasha to Tabler, from Newcastle to Oklahoma City and Meeker, from Okemah to Morris, and from just south of the US-64 junction to Fort Gibson.
On his journey to the Jets, Rex Ryan traveled a long and winding road that was paved by Gerry Philbin, a dominant defensive end on the Super Bowl III champions.
The Sound Tigers hope to attain the level of minor league success in Fairfield County that was paved by the Bridgeport Bluefish of the independent Atlantic League, who play in the baseball stadium adjacent to the Arena at Harbor Yard.
As part of this phase, the developers plan to uncover a total of 1,900 feet of the Saw Mill River, a tributary of the Hudson that was paved over during the early 20th century to make room for factories.
What is now DE 4 was originally a county road that was paved in the 1930s.
Churchmans Road was originally a county road that was paved in the 1930s and realigned twice in the 1950s.
Between Ivyland and Newtown, the road remained an unnumbered road that was paved with the exception of a portion west of Newtown.
Rating culture is forging new power structures and behaviours that are paving the way to a future you might not like.
He is the fifth East Timorese to join the United Nations-administered government that is paving the way for territorial independence.
The muted effect of Coors has fostered the most — and perhaps only — well-rounded team in franchise history, one that is paving over opponents and its own potholed history.
