Sentence examples for tarmac area from inspiring English sources
You go round and through construction gates, into a tarmac area with a few cubicles and wire cages for your clothes.
One device exploded in employee toilets on Sunday night in Terminal 2. Remnants of an exploded bottle also were found that night on the tarmac area near the Tom Bradley international terminal, but an employee threw it away.
Last month, two ground service workers were convicted of planting dry-ice bombs in an employee bathroom and secured tarmac area months earlier.
The south drive "skirts the forecourt to the N and sweeps round southwards past the lake and straight to the B4347", and the main drive in tarmac, from the northwest, "drive winds through a wooded area to a level forecourt of grass with a rectangular tarmac area in front of the main entrance to the house".
Concrete flying boat ramps to the ocean were built with a tarmac parking area for up to 12 flying boats.
Ensure that only Americans work at airports and that all workers are screened each time they approach a checkpoint, hangar, tarmac or similar area.
Whitburn Village Primary School, Whitburn, Sunderland: make the school yard safer and more interesting with soft tarmac, a sports area, seating and games.
More traditionally, Hot Pursuit offers a vast range of simultaneous multiplayer modes, set throughout the enormous Seacrest county, which boasts over a hundred miles of tarmac roads in an area four times bigger than the Burnout Paradise map.
It is rich in oil, but following decades of civil war it is also one of the least developed regions on earth - only 15% of its citizens own a mobile phone and there are very few tarmac roads in an area bigger than Spain and Portugal combined.
It is rich in oil, but following decades of civil war it is also one of the least developed regions on earth - only 15% of its citizens own a mobile phone and there very few tarmac roads in an area bigger than Spain and Portugal combined.
Federal authorities said they had arrested six illegal immigrants who had security badges that gave them access to the tarmac and other restricted areas at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
