A banana peel on the tarmac.

At these speeds, wind can rip the tarmac from a road.

Across an entire city, there s much more tarmac than there is grass.

The washing is accomplished at the airport tarmac in about one hour.

And as we took off down the runway, and the wheels lifted up off the tarmac, and we became airborne,

They did not speak to me but escorted me across the tarmac to a room where I was held for 15 minutes under guard.

I have now packed one pair of blue jeans and about ten books you know, in case I'm in that tarmac for 30 days,

I go, Great. And so they drive me down, they get me out on the tarmac, and there was this red, white and blue airplane.

Are they coming or going? Are they in a vast terminal in the airport or on the tarmac to catch their flight or have they arrived?

Lord and Lady Rigor Mortis were nibbling on the tarmac, and then the gun went off and all the girlies started running, and all the mummies went, Run!

These measures counter the heat island effect caused by an abundance of tarmac and asphalt, which can make urban areas several degrees warmer than surrounding rural areas as much as six degrees Celsius during the evening.

13. The MASH is currently situated on the airport tarmac at Pleso and has to be moved to a more permanent site to make provision for an air movements facility and to comply with safety requirements.

To be fair, in the past, an ambassador had few opportunities to connect with the host country s population, apart from the occasional newspaper or television interview, or a photo of a meeting with a host country official or waiting on an airport s tarmac for a visitor from Washington, DC.