paving

Let Old Eaton have his way, if thereby they might beguile him into paving theirs.

It seemed as if the sun-rays could never reach that paving, mouldy with damp.

It is said that the Romans learned from the Carthaginians the art of paving roads.

As far as these trees and these paving stones were concerned, it had worked nothing.

Unwillingly, he pulled at the controls and the flier raised from the paving.

The cost of the paving of the Nave has much exceeded the sum anticipated.

After some time I drew a bill for paving the city, and brought it into the Assembly.

Thus has slavery furnished the means of paving the way to treason!

Then the hand relaxed and the sliver of steel clattered to the paving.

The feature of the apparatus in its application to paving work is the conveyor.