Sentence examples for far down the tarmac from inspiring English sources

A plane is set up far down the tarmac, and Boy and Girl Scouts who volunteer as passengers lie about the area "bleeding" and moaning.

The plane roared down the tarmac, lifted off smoothly, and climbed sharply to three hundred feet.

Ten minutes later, a smaller plane set down, lowered its staircase and men in dark suits began slowly stepping down to the tarmac.

I could easily have got down on the tarmac".

The passengers clambered down to the tarmac on piles of debris, Mr. Levy said.

Turnbull's plane will thud down on the tarmac at midnight on Saturday.

That rumour turned about to be false, so hundreds just sat down on the tarmac and blocked a queue of lorries.

Every time I visit Africa, as I touch down on the tarmac I remember my first trip there more than 40 years ago.

Power lines spark out as they hit buildings and crash down on the tarmac, hail cracks the windshield and flash flooding threatens to drown both vehicles.

An aeroplane thundering down the tarmac on its way to Majorca didn't really scream horticulture to me.

These strong winds pushed a vintage DC-3 plane about 300 yards (1000 ft) down the tarmac at the Key West airport, which was closed during the storm.