Sentence examples for with tarmac from inspiring English sources
Circuits were also improved, with Tarmac run-offs replacing grass and gravel.
It is a 200-bed behemoth with tarmac roads and a swimming pool.
Some have been blessed with amazing grounds, others with tarmac and maybe a planter.
I flew over the barrier, en route for a head-on collision with tarmac on the other side.
Not every reader will savor her kind remarks about many, many employees, her work with Tarmac, the building conglomerate, or her observations about assorted forms of livestock.
As well as covering green fields with tarmac, the FAA is to develop techniques for using them more intensively, speeding up the rate of landings and departures.But the best hope for improving matters in the short term is to make air-traffic control faster and slicker.
Last summer, a study on the tarmac rule by the Airline Zone, an airline economics consultant, warned that "at least 200,000 passengers will be on more than 2,600 flights canceled directly and solely to comply with tarmac-delay regulations" in the first year.
In 1999, as EU resistance to migration grew, the city erected an intimidating new barrier – two parallel 4m wire fences, topped with razor wire and with a tarmac strip running between patrolled by the Spanish Guardia Civil, all of it monitored by 106 video cameras, infrared surveillance, a microphone cable and helicopters.
In the run-up to the filming of the plane's near-miss with the bridge between Junctions 4 and 5, at Lane End on the High Wycombe Bypass, the Ministry of Transport and the local police ordered that in accordance with Ministry of Civil Aviation regulations, the manoeuvre be performed with the wheels in contact with the tarmac at all times.
Carriers were also required to develop plans to deal with lengthy tarmac delays and provide passengers with snacks, water and working bathrooms.
The surface varies from old and bumpy, with the tarmac cracked by winter snow, to new and smooth, with pine-trees casting shadow, trees, barbed wire and concrete barriers to fall into if the tyres lose grip.
