Sentence examples for tar surface from inspiring English sources

His father had shaved down the soles of his running shoes to make them lighter, hoping to give him an edge, but it was a hot day and the new tar surface bloodied Miles's feet.

Mr. Bellini's brothers, Tom and Rick, patrolled the building's roof on Wednesday, pointing out the heavy pieces of metal with jagged edges that had stuck into the tar surface like shark teeth.

And the notion of a wife wears some shred of the sacred for Packer and DeLillo both; Elise and Eric, though they were estranged from the start, keep meeting, in a series of coincidences that must be fated, and maximize their rapport while lying naked, as movie extras, on the tar surface of Eleventh Avenue.

Roughly 3.2m of them were lain over the original track's crushed limestone and tar surface, earning the world's first speedway the nickname the Brickyard.

Beneath its glittering tar surfaces, however, there's a somewhat chiding moral irony to this story of an FBI agent (Emily Blunt) drafted into a task force of uncertain allegiance to bring down a major druglord.

His list of safe nostrums -- painting tar-surface roofs white and seeking more efficient solar and battery production -- to be featured at his lavishly funded Clinton Global Initiative conference in Chicago next week is vintage Clinton hype.

While there are a large number of heavy oil fields in production throughout the world, few commercial tar sand surface-mining and synthetic-oil processing operations exist.

The opening orchestral music — solemn, weighty, with harmonies as murky as the tar-pool surface of the glistening channel — quickly suggests where this tragedy is heading: The still-smitten Michele will discover the truth and strangle Luigi.

It's a morbid mélange, all bones and teeth and death, but it's a unique perspective for visitors, who rarely have the opportunity to see these fossils as scientists do: breathtakingly real and cemented forever in the tar-stained surface of the Earth.

It's thought there might be a kind of "tar" on its surface, perhaps a kilometre deep.

Oil debris, in the form of tar balls and surface sheen, has also been reported ashore in outlying parts of coastal Mississippi and Alabama.