Sentence examples for tarmac separating from inspiring English sources

His compact and cost-efficient solution was to isolate the basic set elements – the grass verge foreground, the sky background and the tarmac separating them – and construct separate loops of canvas, all painted to represent one element; these were fitted to rollers that, when run at speeds proportionate to their respective distances from the camera, simulated a continuous backdrop.

In 1999, Tarmac split into two as it created a separate company focused on support services and construction, which was Carillion.

A few hundred people had already staked out a place against the temporary barrier set up outside, separating the hangar from the tarmac.

Separating means separating".

Well separated now from the new tarmac track, the fencing above the low white wall that Senna's car hit (it was a steel suspension arm from the front axle that fatally speared the driver's right temple) is now a shrine garlanded with wailing Latin graffiti, flowers and favours, many in the green and yellow of his country.

And as the era of the highway safety cinema wore on, filmmakers one-upped each other with an ever more ghastly cavalcade of gore – drivers separated from limbs or heads, shredded by tarmac, filleted by ragged sheet metal or skewered on steering columns.

The opposing forces are separated by just a few miles of tarmac.

East of Kirkby Lonsdale lies a man-made feature that now separates the two parks by just six lanes of tarmac – the M6.

Among my formative memories of the Jewish state are the pictures of Anatoly Sharansky, fresh from a Soviet jail, descending onto the tarmac at Ben-Gurion andporthend the images of nearly destitute Ethiopian Jews, separated from the rest of our people since the days when the Temple stood, entering the planes that the Jewish state had sent to take them home.

On the far side of the car park, separated from the nieces only by a bare patch of tarmac, Barb Webb was rejoicing.

The road separates the grand headquarters of the RSPB, home to hundreds of birdwatchers, from some unkept fields, home to hundreds of watchable birds - hence the regular skips across the tarmac.