Sentence examples for yet paved from inspiring English sources

The facility, with its classrooms, turf fields and high white walls, opened in December 2014, a few blocks from where Neymar once lived on B Street, playing soccer on a road that was not yet paved.

Its alignment when it was designated is identical to that which it follows today; however, the road was not yet paved.

It was not yet paved south of Dublin, where it crossed Mission Pass between the Sunol Valley and the San Francisco Bay basin.

But when racecars first roared off the starting line at the just-finished Indianapolis Motor Speedway in August 1909, the track was not yet paved with the 3.2 million bricks that were the source of its nickname.

Moreover, content-wise, you couldn't leapfrog very far or very fast from wherever you started, and there was a limit to the depth and nichiness of what you were likely to find; back then, we had not yet paved the road between, say, Dorothy Hamill and a comprehensive list of Beaux-Arts structures in Manhattan, nor archived for the convenience of humankind ten thousand photographs of fingernail art.

The residence is set back from the Trafalgar Drive entrance to a not-yet-paved road through Governor Hill, and will have a graded, terraced courtyard in the front and an expansive stone patio in the back with an outdoor masonry fireplace.

Najibullah sits comfortably in his shaky, humble shop boarding Panjwayi's bazaar's dusty yet recently paved main road it looks better than some streets in Montreal.

On the outskirts, luxury homes are sprouting up so quickly that the roads around them have yet to be paved.

FOUR decades after independence, 80% of Morocco's villages and half its population have yet to get paved roads, electricity and running water.

MY neighborhood is a grid of cement-block places and bungalows with metal awnings built at a time when the city's main roads had yet to be paved.

Although there are no covered structures or paved parking yet, visitors are welcome.