Sentence examples for tarmac that from inspiring English sources

It is not much to look at – a loop of tarmac that winds its way past an athletics track and a Football Foundation-funded project.

On a recent morning, bulldozers and pavers were upgrading the acres of tarmac that make Andersen comparable to a major international airport.

It is located in a lane of extraordinary narrowness a short distance from the Bank of England, a narrow strip of pitted tarmac that seems one remove from being a cart track.

We walk across the street to a restaurant in the basement of a cheese shop, crossing tarmac that has been painted in the colours of the rainbow to celebrate Pride.

The vexed relationship between the map and the territory suffuses The Society of the Spectacle, Guy Debord's 1967 masterpiece, which argues that not only authentic social relations, but even the bricks and mortar that frame them, and the tarmac that connects one to another, have all been replaced with their representation; a 1 1 scale model.

You might think the combination of the lowered and stiffened suspension would result in a bumpy on-road ride, but driving on southern Arizona's admittedly buttery blacktop (we did manage to find some tarmac that wasn't baby-bottom smooth) didn't ever make us think of ratcheted-down Dodge Vipers or Porsche 911s.

A three-hour limit on tarmac stranding that went into effect in April does not apply to international flights.

A tarmac runway that would allow larger planes to land is in the works, as is a jetty that could welcome additional ferry travelers from the mainland.

Since then, it's probable that few knew it was even here, tucked behind a wall in the tarmac suburbia that is Salzburg-Aigen.

The little country lane of my childhood had become a black tarmac road that served as a buffer between two sprawling housing estates.

The only signs of life are the sheep from a local farm that graze on the weeds sprouting up through the Tarmac path that runs from the gates to the mine-head.