Sentence examples for tarmac close from inspiring English sources

Three B-10 bombers stand on the tarmac (close to the site of the future Cradle of Aviation Museum), and in front are 416 officers and men of the Ninth Bombardier Group, each face clearly distinguishable.

That evening, he was in the process of being deported back into Mexico when he was handcuffed and hog-tied on the tarmac close to the border, and surrounded by more than a dozen CBP agents and Border Patrol officers, who kicked and beat him until several of his ribs were broken.

About 40,000 of them -- the accident prone, the overly anxious and the grievously injured -- end up at a distinctly unglamorous medical clinic tucked beside a roaring tarmac near Terminal B. Kennedy Medical Offices, like the airport, never closes.

The trail begins on a tarmac road – closed to motorised traffic on summer weekends – skirting the west shore of Derwent Reservoir and passing Howden Dam before tapering to a limestone track.

"He asked them why they watered the tarmac, why they didn't close manholes, pick up rubbish or clean the street.

Hall was arrested roughly 20 minutes later close to the tarmac saying to cops, "I just wanted to make my flight".

When it was announced that Trump's plane would be landing imminently, the crowd had moved closer to the tarmac, and a succession of local politicians had given short speeches about the merits of Trump, of faith and of diversity.

News of the draft document was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.The panel hopes to allow "gate-to-gate" use of electronics, the person said, meaning devices could be left on in a limited "airplane mode" from the moment the gate door closes on the tarmac until the plane arrives at the gate of its destination.

Whoever had the mark closest to the tarmac upon landing at the next stop won the pool.

Even with the opening of the ART clinic in the DSS area, the reduction in all-cause and AIDS mortality remained greater in areas that were closer to the tarmac road, providing additional evidence of the importance of making services as accessible as possible.

How could you stand so close to Mr. Obama on the tarmac, one donor to Mr. Romney asked, suggesting that physical proximity to the president was out of line.