Sentence examples for tarmac again from inspiring English sources

I remember meeting tarmac again, and finding it an alien substance, even after only a few days away from roads.

As we exit the fields and hit the Tarmac again, I wonder where he finds the time.

The area in front is a huge expanse of tarmac, again devoid of Gamestime services, and in front of that a zigzag of fencing to keep those on the Park's perimeter loop road at bay.

I've been taking a brief respite from my international travels, but the last weekend in August I am hitting the tarmac again.

A washed-out bridge over a gulley adds to the excitement, but eventually we drop down into Bellaban village where tarmac of sorts starts again.

Two old blokes with a helicopter and nothing better to do touched down on the tarmac said hello and left again and then, at 12.09pm on Wednesday came the first ever real flight, the hope that maybe the airport can work after all (although current commercial estimates suggest 35,000 passengers, not the 600,000 originally claimed) when Villarreal boarded a charter heading north.

Initially, Ocean Bed or Bathed In Grey are all elbows and needly fingers, wavery bark and bite, but hear them again and a testy, tarmacked elegance is apparent.

After passing a shortcut back to Fairholmes, the route becomes rougher again by Ladybower Reservoir before tarmac takes you back to the car park.

On Tuesday, after Melania appeared again to reject the President, this time on the tarmac in Rome with a slick "down low, too slow" move, Pete Souza, President Obama's official photographer, posted a photo to his Instagram account of Barack and Michelle tenderly holding hands in Selma, Alabama, a gesture that needed no interpretation.

Newsnight have done much the same, whether hosted by Nick Clegg or the residents of a street in Middlesbrough – the cocktail of rain-lashed tarmac and hurriedly spilt political opinions has proven irresistible time and again.

Last month, residents took matters into their own hands by getting the road tarmacked but safety inspectors deemed it dangerous and cordoned it off again.