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It's likely that your rut will be replaced with a well-paved path leading to better health and a stronger sense of well-being.

A timber concession here, a stretch of paved road or a Bongo stadium there, disarmed anyone who objected to his way of doing things.

Intermittent rain paved the small streams, bursting out with a beautiful blossoming flowers, appears to be so in tenderness beauart.

As an interim measure a single lane would be paved, adhering to one side of the road for a few miles and then switching to the other side.

Growing up is often a very painful experience. You begin to realize that the road of life is not paved with roses.

The main street of Hibiscus was not big. Paved with flagstones it was wedged between a dozen shops and a few scores of houses.

Paved road, on which we step towards the entrance penetrates the interiors and comes out on the other side of the house, in the garden.

It was dueling table tennis teams, after all, that 40 years ago paved the way for the historic thaw in relations with the United States.

Victory in 1967 was as much curse as blessing. It paved the way for 40 years of mortal, political and moral disaster.

The rumor was that America was the land of opportunity and had streets paved with gold.

Pink marble-paved streets wind up and down in a gentle undulation between houses and powers of flesh tone rock.

Indeed, in the banking world, he is often hailed as one of the great, original "quants" , who paved the way for the derivatives revolution.

Part of the courtyard is grassed, part of it consists of a wooden terrace and part of the paved walkways line the perimeter walls.

The heat-island effect, as it's known, could be reduced by as much as two degrees during the summer if enough paved yards turn grassy.

The area around the distribution point should be paved with stones or gravel or protected by boards, with a runoff to allow proper drainage.

It has no electricity or running water, no motorized vehicles, no telephones or paved roads.

It was more than thirty kilometers from our town to the county and the road was paved with sandstone .

The landscape 'falls away' to open this view, with a series of paved terraces surrounded by gardens on the golf side of the building.

There have been times, though, when some believed that science had paved over all the gaps, ending the age of ignorance.

Ms. Li's defiance of the system paved the way for her victory in Roland Garros.

Just as most SUVs will never leave the comfort of paved suburbia, so too is the X6 M as much about potential as it is about practice.

It had been flat, as Jill now saw, because it was still, on the whole, paved, though in places the pavement was broken.

The same granite that paved the Walker's roof terraces is used for the garden's stairs and planter walls.

There is an old proverb which states 'the road to hell was paved with the best of intentions'.

Without these small tests, whatever they may be, life would be like a smoothly paved, straight, flat road to nowhere.

There was no extended process to admit the US and Russia into the EAS. Instead a calm, pragmatic approach paved the way for their entry.

Pure Oasis, elegance paved into the spiritual territory, it is the delight which after collecting the kind of intoxication.

PAVED it may be with good intentions, but there are many twists and pot-holes along the road to a nuclear-free world.

Before any pixels are paved, website projects should start with a set of goals and a discussion of how to reach those goals.

Paved with huge lava blocks in a bed of crushed stone cemented with lime, the roadway was wide enough to allow two chariots to pass.

When I finally pass from dirt road to paved tarmac about one kilometer before the top, I do feel as if I have entered paradise.

The general stationed his army in a advantageous place and paved a good way to his final success.

The archaeologists found no pottery, ornaments or paved surfaces which might be suggestive of formal graves or burial rituals.

"The women's movement had already paved the way, I think, for my coming, " she said.

It was paved with red terra-cotta tile, and there were a few potted pine trees planted around.

For that African entrepreneur, the path out of poverty is literally a paved road.

Later, as you wander through narrow stone - paved streets, you smell coffee and freshly - baked French bread.

Somehow it had veered off the paved crossing.

Without these small test , whatever they maybe, life would be like a smoothly paved straight falt road to nowhere.

And now he has paved the way for a sensational switch by telling Mourinho he would quit La Liga to join the rest of Chelsea's superstars.

An entertainer by the name of Sophie Tucker, who worked in the early 1900s, paved the way for this kind of showmanship.

and the plurality of scaffold platforms are paved between two or among more than two bearing parts.

Another watershed was the legal-tender act under Abraham Lincoln, which paved the way for an acceptance of deficit spending.

His house is at the end of a thin, paved road, beside a grove of sesame trees.

Sister is so brave! So brave of jumping from the sky! The sky paved with flowers, wondering which one is sister's.

and he had followed, on bare feet, along miles and miles of icy stone-paved passages, arguing and beseeching them to be reasonable.

He broke down racial barriers, transformed the art of the music video and paved the way for modern pop music in his own country.

Recently, my mother and I took a ride to the area, and noticed that the road is now paved and the bridge that was there is gone.

Wells said visitors are most impressed when they see a bathroom with its walls , floor and ceiling entirely paved in mirror shards .

These preclinical data have paved the way for the early human trials which have confirmed the feasibility and safety of this approach.

The existing natural gullies and valises shall be planed to ensure smooth flowing of water, the bed of gullies are to be paved if necessary.

The material of the invention can be directly paved on roof without being built on stilts and without connection so the use is convenient.

I think if all articles can finish reading easily, the true meaning would be like a smoothly paved, straight, flat road to nowhere.

There were several roads near by, but it did not take her long to find the one paved with yellow bricks.

The streets are paved with the local stone slabs, which do not get muddy in the rainy season and are free of dust in the dry season.

When they arrived, they did not find streets paved with gold; they did not find an easy life.

At a casual glance, the area now appears to be a field with many paved streets running through it.

As I got up off the road I paved the way through the crowd to retrieve her pearls .

Since the Communist takeover in China in 1949, the road to the paramount position in China used to be paved with land mines.

You hear songs and music on the streets all day long, and the streets are paved with gold.

The US National Weather Service recommends placing sensors at least 100 feet from paved or concrete surfaces.

The pavement investigation shows that the cracks of the old cement concrete paved road are the most serious and universal.

The MR managed to instill as much confidence racing down a dirt road as it did a paved road.

The formation of cobblestone- paved streets that at the time of Fengjie city has reached a certain scale.

In addition to this temple the Anu Ziggurat also had a monumental limestone paved staircase used in religious processions.

In 1907, an Anglo-Russian agreement paved the way for the formation of the Triple Entente made up of France, the U. K. and Russia.

Reducing the silt entrance to the paved road and sweeping the road are the main measures of road dust controlling.

Paved roads provide close access to the major geothermal areas as well as some of the lakes and waterfalls.

The vehicles accelerate faster, too, and drivers say they handle almost as well on paved roads as wheeled vehicles do.

One idea she and others are pushing is opening up the many creeks paved over during the construction of Cleveland.

Congo (DRC) are almost equal in size to Western Europe, but the road is poor infrastructure, a few hundred miles of paved roads.

Zipping down a paved country road toward the end of my time in the MR, I passed a turnoff for a winding dirt road.

Although the border trade was not very promising, it paved the way for the later regular mutual trade between the two countries.

The four researchers entered the park, made their way past a basketball game and turned off the paved path into a ravine.

but you could hardly say that the path to hell is paved with skillfulness.

The previous rhetoric, syntactic, pragmatic and cognitive studies have paved the way for the present cognitive study of inversion.

Field detection results showed that all indicators could basically meet the construction requirements, as well as paved road conditions.

A country in which two-fifths of villages lack a paved road to the nearest market town still has plenty of scope for building roads.

Him to the interpretation of the various kinds of cases are paved, also make a very suspense solved the problem.

eg: You say you will do this. Let me see some evidence. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

Even though many of the old waterways have been paved over, most of the city's major attractions can be reached by boat.

Szostak, Greider and Blackburn thus revealed one of life's basic mechanisms, and paved the way for new medical strategies.

Reducing the size of patios or other paved surfaces will also aid internal drainage.

This is one of the last sub-regions where you don't have all-weather, paved roads going from one part of Africa to another.

For most of its history, Soweto did not have parks or paved roads.

Excavated or modified form of pressure stabilized after crack hit paved surface of asphalt concrete or cement concrete surface.

There used to be a paved path between two houses to make the trip shorter.

In this forest, trees are made of broccoli, with peas hanging as fruits and the highways are paved with cumin.

Walking half-a-dozen steps across the paved backyard I open the door to my shed-turned-office, sit down at my computer to start work.

The revolutionary paved the way for the long range development of the capitalism in this country.

Despite of this, the Fire Agency paved the ground for further development of firefighting system in the postwar Taiwan.

Even paved parking lots often display a few tufts of tough grass poking up through the cracks.

By this argument, Bear's collapse has lanced the boil for this market and paved the way for a rebound.

Location: On flowerpots, crevices of the wall, cement and paved road, wall of ditch.

The rose gold version has the cover revealing the warm arabesques of Mediterranean architecture, paved with a pearl.

A strip of level , usually paved ground on which aircraft take off and land .

The road to the emerging markets might seem paved in gold for many European groups , but the glitter is masking plenty of potholes .

The size of Western Europe , with almost no paved roads , Congo is the sucking vortex where Africa's heart should be .

Her pearls went flying everywhere like pebbles over the road that had recently been paved .

Other than those paved by Bricks and stones of various colours and shapes, the grounds of the city are all Blanketed by grass.

The discovery of the neuron was a milestone in brain research, and paved the way for modern neuroscience.

The ancient Minoans were building palaces, paved streets and sewers, while most Europeans were still living in primitive huts.

Every year the avenue is more lustrously paved with the gold of a million spendthrift tourists from mainland China.

It's sunday today. Without taking photos yesterday, great changes could be seen today: bituminous macadam was paved already.

As Don Corleone stood greeting guests, a black Chevrolet sedan came to a stop on the far side of the paved mall.

Emma made a good presentation of the product, which paved the way for the sales director to clinch the deal.

The young woman walks up a steep paved road on the outskirts of the city center.

A recent post followed the author along highway 13, the only paved road running across Laos from north to south.

The roof overhangs the stone paved entrance, in so doing covers the arrival space, the toilets and a "vat" which is the laboratory.

If and when the border is crossed, the paved but hostile vastness of America is the next challenge.

distinction as receive visitors District carpeting, wood floors at the restaurant, crossing paved tiles.

Around the veranda paved with stepping Ishidan, leading to the top.

Stalin was not directly responsible for the Holocaust, but his pact with the Nazis paved the way for Hitler's killing of Jews in the east.

The latter development is thought to have paved the way for more intimate sex and monogamous relationships.

To a large extent the iPad's entry into the business world was paved by the iPhone.

But the Health for All movement paved the way for the even more ambitious goals agreed on at the start of this century.

This chapter paved the way for the discussion of the specific criteria for contractual translation in chapter three.

A public thoroughfare, usually paved in a village, town, or city, including the sidewalk or sidewalks.

Instead, with over 3. 5m visitors a year London's Ferris wheel has paved the way for other cities hoping to cash in on the effect.

Without a destination in mind, you cannot set a course. The road to wealth is paved with goals.

There is an old saying, "The road to Hell is paved with good intentions. "

Jurisdictions around the world have paved the way for further progress in ensuring legal redress.

Visitors enter the Guangdong Musuem through a stone-paved depression on its central lawn.

Housing developments and shopping centers cover much of the Earth with paved and concrete surfaces.

The small beachside lodge is less than 2 hours' drive from Guatemala City, on modern paved highways.

The two countries established formal diplomatic relation, which paved the way for the further communication.

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

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We see everything from paved and unpaved roads, light pollution, railways, electricity transmission lines.

With unyielding bone paved the road to national liberation, and finally love exhibition, Chinese take-off.

This is how be paved his way. 16. Take your positions.

"We have paved the way for placing a satellite in space in future, " state television said, showing images of the pre-dawn rocket launch.

The airwaves will instead be paved with a new generation of wireless broadband.

As bulldozers rumbled and Navy Seabees filled wire-mesh barriers, dozens of yellow tents rose on a gravel-paved field.

Perhaps, ending already doomed, the huge paper already paved for God be endowed with extraordinary talents, flick, everything will be end.

At present, the reflective cracking in the asphalt overlay paved on the existing cement concrete pavement is the common problem.

Since the reconnaissance on rail lines in 1996, the last section of Yi-Wan railway has paved the last track until 18th, Aug, 2010.

But Saddle Road, which crosses the top part of the island, is smooth and paved.

The Fed's comments paved the way for gold's advance and for Treasury bond yields and the dollar to move decisively lower.

Car parks, paved areas and nature strips to be well kept and free of weeds and rubbish.

The new discovery paved the way for the research institute to be recognized.

There is still no completely paved road in Bor or in the entire state of Jonglei.

Williams paved the way for the great ladies of modern jazz, including pianist Geri Allen.

The method of light-induced has paved a brand new way for fabrication of photonic lattices with defect.

Who ? ? spring, the fragrant grass to a paved path, I then made my awesome cliff barrier?

Next, the e-business era paved the way for manipulating data in a more secure fashion.

That paved the way for a crazy bubble, followed by a bust, and more currency instability in subsequent years.

The sky remained grey, the ground was paved with snow.

In 2006, Beijing paved the way by allowing individuals to invest overseas through the qualified domestic institutional investor program.

Its income per head was $4, 100. Few of the roads were paved, and many of its residents had no access to running water or electricity.

Arid uplands are irrigated and planted with leafy gardens, whereas, on fertile plains, the parks are paved with stone.

At twilight, the stillness was broken by the sound of hooves , clattering on the paved courtyard.

Sports cars were imported, despite the fact that Nauru has only one paved road and the speed limit is 25mph.

Courtyards of housing compounds were traditionally paved with pottery shards, creating a mosaic.

The result was ARPANET, which paved the way for the data communications system we know today as the Internet.

Neat seal type residential, granite paved emblem Rao Road, on both sides of the bridge frame in Yao He.

Wu Weishan has paved the way for such a practice.

His measures, although attacked on all sides, were adopted and paved the way for the eventual creation of democracy.

With their own colors, paved a golden road, decorated with the last hint of the golden sunset.

Sandstorm has graduated from a paved lot to an open field, where it now safely drives by itself at more than 30 miles an hour.

He voted in the Gongbay neighborhood in Concharsa, one of the few part of the country with nicely paved roads.

Flattery is the name of the game. 2. Flattery paved the way to his post.

The "paved" road passing through a small village.

Paved the new way for the socialist modernization, has the pivotal function in the Marxism Chinese advancement.

Sidewalks and streets were paved, universities were renovated and windows were sealed.

At one corner of the inn, beside a pool in which a flotilla of ducks was navigating, a badly paved path plunged into the bushes.

Most remain shamefully under-compensated, but their pain paved the way for a better system for future generations.

Life is beautiful piece of poetry, how can we forget tutors paved road.

The club adopts Chinese style, enclosed courtyard, pitched roof, grey-brick paved surface.

Characteristics: Sidewalks - paved with 6 centimeter-thick granitic flagstones.

The courtyard is paved in recycled Old Hutong bricks from the destroyed courtyards in the center of Nanjing.

Outside its doors, Hummers and other pricey cars bounce along yet-to-be-paved roads.

Supreme Court ruling paved the way, ruling against some bondholders ' blocking of the sale.

This big case paved the way for a dramatic change in the way law was viewed.

These German guys had never seen a paved road before and so they adopted the technology and the strata part of the Latin name.

That paved the way for a return of religion-based parties, banned by the 1972 constitution.

Their detailed negotiation has paved the way for the smooth signing of the contract.

Fallow fields, bare ground, and paved surfaces appear in shades of brown, while vegetation is green.

Building materials are hard to come by since no paved roads reach Juba and there are few original buildings.

EXAMPLE: There are few paved roads in the hinterlands of the poor nation.

It is a flagstone-paved path less than two meters wide, flanked by cliff.

Its striking costumes "paved the way for the open-work sculptures Picasso would embark on four years later" .

She cleared up so many misunderstanding, verified important details and paved the way for better days with my new wife.

In 1990, Argentina had the lowest share of paved roads in good condition among upper-middle-income countries.

second, the road is not paved at all.

From single and double surface treatments to so-called "heavy courses" , the roads were paved according to the traffic requirements.

The The advertising campaign paved the way for the establishment of coffee market overseas.

For every 1 million cars added to this fleet, at least 50, 000 acres are paved over.

What and where: A 125-mile strip of mountain, rain forest, rivers and marsh separating Panama and Colombia, with no paved roads.

Many people have for years believed that the seabed was paved with gold, and with some reason.

Schopenhauer said: "Life is like a hot coal paved ring road. " This is the profound suffering of living sentiment.

The narrow streets are paved with stones, as are the small courtryards and the floors of houses.

It paved the way for a string of lucrative deals between the 2 countries.

Analysts say that its popularity has paved the way for other blockbuster games.

The Dartmouth College case paved the way for other private American institutions of higher learning.

Lianliankan plug, the compiler is paved, but the latest version of a problem.

The founder of a sect, of a party, or the inventor impresses us less when we understand how and by what the way was paved for his activity .

Cars sit parked along a narrow, stone-paved road in the town of Humahuaca in northern Argentina.

It is a long march to the nearest paved road and a long bus ride from there.

In the distance, past the paved road, lie a few plots of paddy.

The discovery of ion beam induced biological effects paved a new way for genetic modification.

[font=Times New Roman]This paved the way for liberalisation in other areas, and free trade became British policy.

I believe that the road to wealth is paved with goals.

There is no need to build "bridges to nowhere" when two-fifths of villages lack a paved road to the nearest market town.

The court was paved, from floor to roof, with human faces.

Turned a corner, in a building behind it will suddenly emerged in a Qixiu peaks, Xiang Hu shoots Ping Kong paved.

This procedure ensures a finished paved mat of uniform thickness and strength.

Some are well paved. Others, like mine, have cracks, banana skins and cigarette butts.

I never thought that two meters of paved road could offer such pure feelings of relief.

This bit by bit, condensate of hard stones, paved road leading to the heights of science.

Salt paved the way for modern civilisation; it was used to preserve vegetables and meat as long as 4, 000 years ago.

If the meanings of words are not defined by you, then you are following the paved road of social conventions.

When the dawn mist is scattered, the field is paved with golden corn, cloud-like cotton, green pea, and red pepper.

It proved that all-wheel drive could be used in a supercar, and paved the way for today's Porsches.

This procedure made the Bessemer process possible, and thus paved the way for the modern steel industry.

Laughing, she and her friend headed off along the paved path.

Large diameter GRP sand pipe used in Changjiang Water Diversion Project (III) is paved for the first time in the soft ground.

The recent agreement between our two companies has paved the way for future cooperation between us.

Paved the way for the Center for the four borders, so that it does not have a bubble, dried in the Sun.

By the navigation of microwave , the navy paved a pavement on the wavy sea.

Because his parents had paved a good way for him, he didn't worry about it at all.

Ahead was another car that produced clouds of choking dust, and it was a long way to the nearest paved highway.

A recent change in Mongolian mining laws has paved the way for foreign investment.

This has paved way for the cloning of other Grifola frondosa genes and molecular biology studies.

In any case, the former paved the way for the latter, one act somehow heralded and legitimized the other.

Through Franklin's efforts, too, the streets of Philadelphia were paved.

The floor of the kitchen was paved with mosaic tile.

By the early 1990s, researchers had perfected a glass fusion process that paved the way to ever increasing screen sizes.

The circus impresario's taste for spectacle paved the way for blockbuster movies and reality TV.

Friends, please select the target paved roads, well every step of life.

The garage has a gentle slope paved with stones, giving the structure an elegant look.

We hit Qaddafi's air defenses, which paved the way for a no-fly zone.

That suit, filed in New York in 1993, was eventually dismissed, but it paved the way for the current suit, filed in Ecuador in 2003.

There are bridges and ferryboats for communication with other villages. All of the streets are well paved and clean.

In front of the temple was a pool of clear water paved with veined onyx.

The Motorola campus, off of U. S. Highway 45, is a mix of grassy lawns, paved parking lots and white, boxy buildings.

As early as the 1920s, European scientists made discoveries which paved the way for future development of brain stimulation.

At any rate, most of the places where people prefer to dwell are paved.

The Beatles were and are one of the most popular bands, and they have paved the way for other rock & roll groups.

In the new living space, the tendency to respond to Western learning and to introspect paved the way for prose talks.

At Johns Hopkins University, a $50m gift in December 2006 has paved the way for the opening of the Carey Business School.

Neighbouring Kenya and Uganda have highways. The vast, war-torn south, by contrast, has a scant 60km of paved roads.

One is to plant arbor tress with huge crown to shade the square while the square is mainly paved with rigid material.

In order to better serve and ensure the safety of the exercises, PVC floor is paved on some of the sports ground.

For my heartbeat paved the road ahead is made me one step a footprint seconds a heartbeat.

The space between was then filled with earth and paved with bricks.

That paved the road for GE to become a punching bag for Republican debaters.

The dragon is paved with recycled rubber and coloured red. The dragon is the inch that connects all the areas surrounding the park.

y the end of this year workers will be paved road.

segments on paved roads and dry lake beds were assigned "warp speed. "