(1) The plane taxied along the tarmac.

(2) They staggered in a zigzag across the tarmac.

(3) Standing on the tarmac were two American planes.

(4) Journalists waited on the tarmac to question him.

(5) The men used a roller to flatten the tarmac.

(6) I'm going to tarmac the front drive.

(7) The passenger were shepherd across the tarmac to the airliner.

(8) Three planes were standing on the tarmac, waiting to take off.

(9) As Parretti walked across the tarmac, fraud officers closed in.

(10) Pike stopped in the middle of the tarmac.

(11) Cyclists traced greasy lines up and down the tarmac.

(12) Normally[sentence dictionary], walking along tarmac is a piece of cake after the rocky excursion along a ridge.

(13) He removed the glasses on reaching the tarmac and he shook the Chief of Protocol's extended hand.

(14) The men hopped to the tarmac and unraveled a rust-stained intestine of hose.

(15) The old estate looked quite ready to swap tarmac for mud; this one has a distinctly more suburban air.

(16) There was a pool of blood on the tarmac now, around his head.

(17) The narrow strip of tarmac, not enclosed by fences, winds free in a continuous search for easy passage.

(18) The tarmac glistened wet and the trees in the pier gardens dripped.

(19) Follow the tarmac road opposite for 70yds and at the right hand bend turn left into the fields.

(20) Volunteers from Cheltenham Cycle Campaign are putting recycled tarmac on to a path cleared from brambles to make a cycle track.

(21) But as we left the tarmac road and headed up the hill I made a grave error.

(22) There was a flustered conference on the tarmac between two groups of officials.

(23) The plane had to wait half an hour on the tarmac because of fog.

(24) He walked on glistening pavements, across streets where the rain spat back from the tarmac.

(25) And an hour later in the House of Sport, the road race committee will hear the views of tarmac competitors.

(26) When Patrick came to the door of the aircraft he saw the flight of metal steps leading to the tarmac.

(27) The northern playground is in the process of being transformed into a communal garden as earth and foliage replace characterless tarmac.

(28) A Maypole sprung up and the displaced tuff was unfurled on the tarmac road.

(29) The man from Forensic arrives, his steel heel-caps pinging across the tarmac.

(30) Rut the Europa took it in its stride, sucking itself to the tarmac and slicing through.

(1) They staggered in a zigzag across the tarmac.

(31) Most of my driving is on tarmac with some beach work whilst on hols launching my boat.

(32) Cross to tarmac track on the far side of toilet block ahead, ignoring track on near side.

(33) Eventually I began my fall earthwards, expecting for all the world to land on the Tarmac.

(34) The tarmac of the road Is velvet with sleep, the hills are out cold.

(35) Two planes were lifted up and thrown across the tarmac by a freak gust of wind.

(36) Inner city redevelopment facilities will be available for tarmac tracks, specifically for the purpose of hotting.

(37) As they picked up speed along the main tarmac road it was already 3 a.m.

(38) He paced back and forth on the tarmac, occasionally stopping to talk to his men.

(39) In fact, all you could hear was the repetitive pounding of rubber on tarmac and a lot of heavy breathing.

(40) More tarmac and concrete has left fewer green fields for water to drain into underground reserves, as Sheila Brocklebank reports.

(41) Above the tarmac endless blurs of sodium lights receded into the distance.

(42) People coming up from the beach were carrying their shoes, walking barefoot on the hot tarmac paths.

(43) And that was when she hit a wet patch on the tarmac and felt the car go out of control.

(44) Four days from the nearest tarmac discourages the average vandal, factory unit or traffic warden.

(45) Turn right to a tarmac road, then left to St Ives and Porthmeor Beach.

(46) There are five hundred planes on the tarmac, all ready for the big take-off.

(47) The first that Tarmac knew that the union disapproved was when the present proceedings were commenced.

(48) You descend further through the trees and turn left along the forest road to meet a tarmac road.

(49) A ground party was immediately organised to manhandle the aircraft on to sheets of corrugated iron positioned on the tarmac.

(50) I watched as my dear man made his way across the tarmac to the small Doha airport.

(51) Three hours later, the plane was still sitting on the tarmac.

(52) I walked as in a nightmare, aware of nothing but the few yards of tarmac ahead and stopping every few yards.

(53) The high-level officials from State Department stamped their feet on the tarmac and waited for the aircraft doors to open.

(54) The glitter of the street-lights on the damp tarmac was blurred by the thickening fog.

(55) A small plane was lifted up and thrown across the tarmac by a freak gust of wind.

(56) Take the green gate on the left and continue to a tarmac road.

(57) He winced in pain as he climbed down the staircase leading on to the tarmac, where an airline bus awaited him.

(58) So one can only surmise that this rather authoritarian sign is aimed at people whose knuckles scrape the tarmac.

(59) Bike and biker parted company and, some slow-motion seconds later, my two front teeth touched down on the tarmac.

(60) That is, until camera crews on the tarmac turned their lenses to them.

(61) Then turn right at the tarmac road and follow it to the main road and the car park.

(62) There are marks on the tarmac where the car left the road.

(63) Though the tarmac takes a smooth U-turn on to the next straight, rider and machine will not describe such a graceful arc.

(64) As Calatrava hustled across the rainy tarmac of the airport and boarded a seven-seater provided by NetJets—an aviation time-share company—he did so with weary relief.

(65) With its intelligent four - wheel drive , it has the versatility required for every type of tarmac - road terrain.

(66) Corpses were dragged from shot - up cars and displayed on the tarmac.

(67) The passengers were shepherded across the tarmac to the airliner.

(68) They are characterised by their wide, fast and smooth nature, with sections of Tarmac measure.

(69) After a few days on the tarmac it turned tail for Washington.

(70) The loose gravel traps are therefore being replaced by rough tarmac.

(71) However because of fuel shortages, some aircraft are clogging up the tarmac.

(72) SYDNEY (AFP) - Iconic Australian crocodile wrangler Steve Irwin will be immortalised in tarmac when the road outside his family zoo is renamed in his honour, officials revealed.

(73) The terminal is open on the side that faces the tarmac and whining, fumy jets idle just yards from where we sit.

(74) Once it has arrived at the airport and enters onto the tarmac, it can fold down its electrically powered wings, engage its rear-facing propellor and take off down the runway.

(75) Early the next day, as the plotters walked onto the tarmac, they were, indeed(), caught.

(76) A military honor guard saluted Hu and a military band played the national anthems of both countries as Hu and Biden stood on a red carpet on the air base tarmac.

(77) After Bush deplaned, he was greeted by an honor guard on the tarmac.

(78) With worries over insurance, Thompson and Tully have taken to dawn raids on empty car parks to test the bike, sweeping the tarmac to make the ride on the wooden wheels as smooth as possible.

(79) About a dozen planes are sitting the tarmac, with another 20 the grass.

(80) A runway at John F Kennedy International Airport was shut down briefly yesterday morning after at least 78 turtles emerged from a nearby bay and crawled onto the tarmac.

(81) And some travelers spent more than 12 hours sitting in planes on the tarmac.

(82) In the summer,[] the tarmac could get well over 150 degrees F. Standing out there with leather-soled shoes could give you second-degree burns!

(83) The word itself used to be a byword for tarmac tedium.

(84) Leading a small grey pony through the tarmac streets in Wrexham of North Wales, UK, a grey-haired guy attracted confused glances from local residents.

(85) Mr Slater then the emergency exit and slid down the inflatable slide on the tarmac.

(86) Crowded party plane - Mounties on the tarmac - Air Drake?