Graveled [verb]

Hearing the outcry, Adine Lough came out of the house, and down the graveled way.

He undressed in the edge of the wood and stood a while in the open on the graveled strand, the tide at full of flood.

There he was, strolling along the graveled walk near the fountain, switching his cane impatiently.

Tignol closed the iron gate carefully behind him and walked down the graveled walk with as little crunching as possible.

Larry was on the piazza when the car bearing her swept into the white-graveled curve of the drive.

Then a dark form presently slipped from a small door and stood a moment or two on the graveled walk, as if undecided.

A turn or two more, and the wheels were swishing into the graveled court of a stately mansion.

There was a mountain path at that end, a graveled path leading into a park of streams and cypresses.

When she had combed her hair, they stood up and he took her hand and they walked back along the graveled path.

The car followed a graveled drive between tall bushes which would have been the better for a pruning.