paved surface

"I wouldn't walk off a paved surface anywhere in this country," he said.

It had a paved surface and a dotted line along its center.

They were standing on a flat paved surface and buildings rose all around them.

It was not pleasing to be walking on a paved surface again, though.

The majority of the trail is a paved surface.

Full length of the paved surface is available for takeoff in both directions.

State Highway 88, which meanders through part of town, is virtually the only paved surface.

You can also put in plants that look good but do not encroach upon the paved surfaces.

Town squares should include paved surfaces for dancing in the street (pattern 63).

Between Prosik and the open doorway lay a flat paved surface.

Climbing over the berm that lines the paved surface, I increase speed quickly.

Its paved surface gleamed faintly in the light of the Galaxy.

We alighted from the aircraft steps onto the only paved surface on the island.

The former gardens were replaced in 1956 by a paved surface with islands for bus stops.

The pickup swerved back onto the paved surface, almost throwing Jack off.

Transportation within the district is an issue, with there being very little in the way of all-weather paved surfaces.

Paved surfaces contribute to heat islands in two ways.

From where he stood in his backyard, there was not a car or a paved surface in sight.

The roads of Carriacou are, at best, more pothole than paved surface.

The most visible problem when salt is used is damage to any paved surfaces.

While the new paved surface may lessen delays somewhat, a significant difference will most likely not be seen until the project is completely finished.

Swift leaps brought them downward to the paved surface of the factory yard outside.

Germany had to control the few paved surfaces to bring up supplies, fuel, and reinforcements.

But the 1970's plan didn't remove all the suddenly redundant paved surfaces, it just encouraged people to walk on them.

One central cause of bad water is paved surfaces, which act as a delivery chute for pollutants.