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Meanings of paving in English
Usage of paving in English
1
Hong Kong people's resistance is paving the way for democracy in China.
2
Square bricks are used in paving the corridors and the ground floors.
3
Was Arnault paving the way to Monte Carlo, the French press wondered.
4
Science Foundation Ireland is paving the way for innovation, writes Dick Ahlstrom.
5
Canada join the talks in 1991, paving the way for three-way negotiations.
6
On the outskirts of the town there were men paving the streets.
7
In matters of this sort there is nothing like paving the way.
8
Not a single paving-stone in the paved yard was to be seen.
9
The paving and proper drainage of the streets became a town concern.
10
They are, in some quarters, like the paving-stones of the street-eternallypresent.
11
Half the men to their guns, the other half to the paving-stones.
12
The paving Mr Robinson saw were samples which have now been removed.
13
He was wearing bathing trunks and dripping water all over the paving.
14
In July, hansom cab came dashing along over the smooth wood paving.
15
The sidewalk remained unfinished; piles of paving stones baked in the sun.
16
He struck the paving, and the iron wheels seemed right upon him.
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Paving through the time
Paving across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common