Sentence examples similar to tarmac run from inspiring English sources

Circuits were also improved, with Tarmac run-offs replacing grass and gravel.

The tarmac runs out a few kilometres from Berat.

It certainly is, especially as Raikkonen has hit the tarmac running this year.

The reverend makes the trip every morning and yet, blinded by the slanting sun, he seems surprised when the tarmac runs out.

When the bus turned off the main road into my village, the tarmac ran out and we were faced with a path of mud.

That shimmering tarmac ran out on Day 5, when we hit powdery dirt roads about as easy to pedal through as a sandbox.

He knows he has to hit the tarmac running: the next election is less than a year away, and after three years of being virtually powerless as Kennedy's vice president, Johnson needs to quickly show that he has the leadership qualities necessary to bring the country through a troubled time.

The tarmac runs off so the driver has time to decelerate the car".

Take the road south-west out of the capital, Bangui, and keep driving until the tarmac runs out and the forest - giant pylon-like grey trees with broad green canopies - closes in on a lumpy dirt track.

Small tarmac tracks run on both banks along the canal's entire length.

Half-conscious and deranged, it takes us a long time to accept our situation: the tarmac has run out and the route to Astrakhan will now continue off-road, cutting our speed in half.