concrete surface

A. We do, but they don't actually play because of the concrete surface.

The concrete surface made by the Germans is still in use today.

I crouched down and felt along the cold concrete surface with my hand.

The road's concrete surface extended to the solid rock on either side.

The concrete surface of the airport is sometimes rented out for various events.

The car broke a spring on the track's rough concrete surface when already well into the run.

But that race was on 36-degree high banked turns and the old concrete surface.

Keep the mix on the dry side so it doesn't stain the concrete surface.

As compared to a poured in place concrete surface which is rigid.

Some runners may experience injuries when running on concrete surfaces.

The right one looked at a rough concrete surface.

The concrete surface will be replaced by a more modern asphalt runway.

Tap them flush or slightly below the concrete surface with a hammer.

The filling provides the long term repair and protection of any flat concrete surface.

It consisted of a box-like house structure with a concrete surface.

Further to the north, a public swimming pool would be embedded into the deck's concrete surface.

Aerial photography of the base shows it recently marked with an excellent concrete surface.

The road surface is asphalt, unlike normal roads which may have concrete surfaces.

The weight of the heavy metal plate suddenly disappeared from his legs, and he found himself lying in the same position on concrete surface.

Sunlight quivered through heat waves from the port's white concrete surface.

The other elevations are comparatively plain, with large concrete surfaces.

Two concrete surface roads run along the island.

The yard they crossed was an immaculate concrete surface.

The road widened abruptly and acquired a concrete surface.

The storm had been blown away by a hot, compressional wind, leaving the concrete surface dry and clear.