Sentence examples for would be paved from inspiring English sources

John Betjeman once lamented that the whole of this "Metroland" would be paved over, leaving no room for buttercups.

Many Somalis say a government's surest road to success would be paved with money from rich countries.

If the good-faith view of this case should prevail, then surely this petitioner's road to prison would be paved with the same good intentions.

After years of unfulfilled promises and delays, the local municipality started preliminary work on paving a three-mile stretch of road through town in June and indicated that another four-mile section would be paved at a later date.

Strategists from both parties said the administration was clearly betting that the economy would turn around relatively quickly, and that any political peril regarding the surplus would be paved over by renewed growth and job creation before the midterm Congressional elections next year.

By the middle of 1961, the highway would be paved in its entirety.

Two months before it aired, Murphy confirmed at PaleyFest 2011 that there was a death planned before the end of the season, but that it would not be recurring character Dave Karofsky, despite rumors that his death would be paving the way for Kurt's return to McKinley High.

One example would be paving curbs, where heavy traffic may drive on the surface.

He'd be paving the way, see?

"We came up with plans to increase on-campus parking, but then people complained we'd be paving over green and taking away trees," said Robert J. Katz, chairman of the board of trustees.

You have learned a great deal, and you'd be paving your way for a better life simply by putting your pencil to paper!