pave over

This lot is not paved over as so many are.

Much of this evidence, he said, has now been paved over.

Good God, the whole nation will be paved over before you know it, with nothing green left alive!

"Almost everything was paved over before we got to study things.

But before you pave over your property, here's some good news.

It's not so much that paradise is being paved over.

"Across the country people must realize that once something is paved over, there's no going back."

The track bed has been paved over and now is in use as a footpath.

A few years ago, they paved over much of Spain with concrete.

But now men had paved over His soil and their souls.

The front lawn had been paved over for a parking lot.

Tracks on the rest of the route were paved over.

"If everybody paved over their yards, it would be an environmental crisis," she said.

In many places, the rails were paved over to make way for cars.

As the area became more populated, the stream was soon paved over.

At that time, the circle was paved over which closed the area to through traffic.

The street was brick then, but the bricks have been paved over.

The tracks were simply paved over, and still exist under the streets.

After noise and safety complaints, it was paved over two weeks later.

Also the moving dunes are paved over and the sand can't move.

The bomb had been buried and paved over with concrete.

The bottom line is this: You cannot pave over your lawn at will.

It looked as if the entire globe was completely paved over with one vast city.

Paved over Parking lots seem to be great places to look for bones these days.

He was buried in the prison cemetery, which has since been paved over.