Sentence examples for tarmac behind from inspiring English sources

Crowds hurled abuse at the men as they walked, heads bowed and surrounded by their captors, through the city's central street, while a cleaning vehicle demonstratively washed the tarmac behind them.

The kid, who was only about eight, went flying over the roof of the family car to land on the tarmac behind us.

The trooper didn't notice, or didn't care so long as I wasn't armed; he wanded me along with the rest and led us all onto the tarmac behind the stage, where one of the blondes made a rendezvous with us and led everyone into a sort of corral that had been set up for press, bisecting the crowd.

A photograph that captures the moment also shows a tall, bespectacled Chinese interpreter standing on the tarmac, just behind Mr. Zhou.

Also on the tarmac, propped up behind the lines of stone-faced celebrants was another cardboard cutout of the former leader, the father of the modern Iranian state who is revered as divine.

I stayed on the inside of the chain link fence so that any time Mr. Jurgens would turn to wave goodbye and to smile his thanks to the enthusiastic mob behind on the tarmac, I would flash three or four more shots-worth of adulation and visual impairment at him, and he could only chuckle at the wonder of it all.

De Pury pulled at my wrist and led me across the tarmac, then the others piled in behind.

"First, I get fired on the tarmac, and now I get left behind at the national championship," Kiffin joked.

We stood behind ropes on the tarmac itself as 100 secret service men fanned out from the plane, scurrying like ants with Ray-bans positioned on their very serious faces.

With the new system, all 1,600 airport employees, from parking lot attendants to store clerks, will display a universal identification tag, and employees who have access to secure areas like ramps, tarmacs and areas behind the checkout counters will also be required to be fingerprinted and undergo security background checks.

The day after Napolitano's announcement, Governor Edward Rendell, of Pennsylvania, arrived in Haiti, loaded a plane with fifty-three children from the damaged BRESMA orphanage, in Port-au-Prince (leaving a fifty-fourth behind by accident, in a bus on the tarmac), and, against the objections of the Haitian government, departed, after a standoff on the runway.