1.   Here where the streets are not paved with gold, but with garbage.

2.   Some had been told the streets were paved of gold.

3.   The city centre streets are paved with dark local stone.

4.   It was said that this country was so rich, the streets were paved with gold.

5.   Before I left Italy, it says, I was told that in America the streets were paved with gold.

6.   Brain, of Valley Vote, says city government has become more attentive to resident concerns, paving streets faster and patrolling neighborhoods more regularly.

7.   Cities like this one, for example, maintain their orchestras in the same spirit in which they pave streets, plant trees or open schools.

8.   Chocolate pecan butterscotch pie, about the size and weight of half a brick, had the kind of crust you could pave the street with.

9.   Entire communties have found that shutting down Pemex is the only way to get streets paved and lights installed.

10.   Feelings toward Tintin, he said, were as complex as those toward the colonial era, when foreigners ruled the streets, but the streets were paved.