Sentence examples for tarmac in a from inspiring English sources

Seven and a half hours on the tarmac in a regional jet?

Now I can say I've been skiing on flat tarmac in a London park.

My flight was on the tarmac in a delay situation, so I called the airline from the plane and got booked standby on the next flight.

There would be something surreal and magical about ripping up the tarmac in a run-down town centre and putting down a wild, overgrown lawn.

Standing out on the tarmac in a sweater and jeans, Sergeant Rowley loaded the weights into the duffel bag and heaved the bag into the airplane.

While he and other Britons had been able to "jump the queue," he said, scores of North Africans were still waiting to leave or had abandoned their suitcases on the tarmac in a mad scramble to get on flights.

"It's amazing, I think, Mike, Podestaa said, "how being a plane on a tarmac in Kigali with an engine that's blowing out on take-off can quickly cause two men to put policy differences aside, partisan differences aside, and become fast friends".

During the 2016 election cycle, Bill Clinton met with then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch on a tarmac in Phoenix, Arizona ― a move that was widely discussed because it coincided with the Justice Department investigating his wife, then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

During the 2016 election cycle, Bill Clinton met with then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch on a tarmac in Phoenix, Arizona ― a move that was widely discussed because it coincided with the Justice Department investigating his wife, then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

A few years ago, Chabelley was little more than a tarmac in the midst of a desert wasteland, an old French Foreign Legion outpost that had seemingly gone to seed.

Coppola lingers on a milkshake that one of them has dropped on the tarmac, as if taking in a splatter painting by Jackson Pollock.