Paved with what, then?

Haiti paved the way in 1804.

All paved with diamonds and gold?

Intellectual independence paved the way for constitutional independence.

God, it's like a city paved with gold!

There were of roadways in 2002, of which were paved.

It is therefore planned to construct an asphalt paved road.

With no planes or automobiles and rarely a paved street,

There was a paved courtyard with many small, off shoot rooms.

This view paved the way for the modern understanding of culture.

True, there are beautifully paved roads all around, but they go nowhere.

In the past, the road to membership was paved with Association Agreements.

All the main centres within this region are connected by paved roads.

And she wants the infrastructure it is nice with a paved road.

It's also a mechanism for citizens to report and monitor badly paved roads

Anguilla has approximately 150 kilometres of roads, of which 80 kilometres are paved.

That initiative paved the way for the Convention that has just been adopted.

This airport has two paved runways, 2,743 metres and 1,829 metres long, respectively.

Wen s critique paved the way for China to face its rebalancing imperatives head on.

Liberia has approximately 11,000 kilometres of roads, of which only 650 kilometres are paved.

Taylor s warmongering also paved the way for military coups in Sierra Leone and The Gambia.

We are extremely satisfied that these historic, direct talks have paved the way to peace.

50. There are approximately 150 kilometres of paved roads and 200 kilometres of secondary roads.

There were schools without staff or books there were islands without paved roads or wharves.

They were sneakers, and this is in a village that doesn't even have paved roads.

Something about an old road ending and a new one starting, all paved with stars.

This paved the way for British colonies on Vancouver Island (1849) and in British Columbia (1858).

The Palestinian Israeli agreement has paved the way towards other agreements between the Arabs and Israel.

She really paved the way at a time when nobody was doing stunts, let alone women.

What was this comet that mysteriously paved the way for the coming of the British monarchy?

In fact, it's as large as Western Europe, but it only has 300 miles of paved roads.

Globalization has paved the way to a world dominated by the dictatorship of emotions and of ignorance.

This meeting paved the way for cooperation with the Olympic organization in the area of information exchange.

There are approximately 150 kilometres of paved roads and 200 kilometres of secondary roads in American Samoa.

In fact, it's as large as Western Europe, but it only has 300 miles of paved roads.

I changed all of my money into gold. and paved it on the floor of our house.

Tearing up paved roads also creates loose debris that could facilitate the concealment of explosives and booby traps.

The once paved road that came almost to the village is an unrecognizable path of dust and rocks.

These constitutions and constitutional acts paved the way for the adoption of laws and administrative decisions recognizing human rights.

That withdrawal had paved the way for the re election of the incumbent External Auditor, Mr. Fakie from South Africa.

The liberal reformers who have been jailed could have paved the way for a peaceful transition to a reformed Saudi Arabia.

The Israelis will claim to have conceded nothing essential Abbas s Fatah will claim to have secured a road paved with gold.

Much of the transportation is either by the Niger River, or by paved roads linking Bamako to other major urban areas.

That will be done by upgrading 21,000 kilometres of single lane roads to two lane highways and by constructing paved shoulders.

MINUGUA hosted and provided technical advice during consultations, which paved the way for that key programme envisioned by the peace accords.