Sentence examples for will be paved from inspiring English sources

Then the road will be paved for further activities.

John Dryden in his poem "Annus Mirabilis" dreams of a city of gold whose streets will be paved with silver.

The Rose Garden will be paved over with a great road or a fantastic bridge, depending on the President's mood at the time of renovation.

As the location of Foster's proposed Thames Hub, the Hoo peninsula will be paved with new railways and docks and the four-runway airport with which Johnson wants to replace overcrowded Heathrow.

The New York Times reports today that the empty lot behind Venice's bustling Abbot Kinney Boulevard used by Ruscha and fellow Venice artist Laddie John Dill for thirty years as an open-air studio will be paved by the city and become a parking lot.

If, as Rebecca Solnit wrote last week in the Guardian, the way toward a society that is less egregiously hostile to women will be paved by "a plethora of small acts that accrete into a different world view and different values," you could do worse than express your commitment to it now.

"We are working closely with cities to get a deep understanding of  the German, Swiss and generally European markets, which will be paving the way for future expansion into other cities in Europe," he added.

They are the three lanes closest to the freeway median, where workers will be paving.

Why? Because, otherwise, the lamps will go out in Europe and we will be paving the way for a dark future for our children.

Determine the size of the area you'll be paving.

By doing new things and changing how you do things you'll be paving the way for new habits.