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

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

Some runners may experience injuries when running on concrete surfaces.

The right one looked at a rough concrete surface.

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

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

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

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

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

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

He knew that we couldn't follow his tracks on a concrete pavement!

In an instant, Stone flipped over the railing and fell 20 feet to the concrete pavement below.

Some sections of the route still utilise the concrete pavement laid in the 1920s and 30s.

On average, more than 2,000 lane-miles of concrete pavement are diamond ground every year.

A typical concrete pavement may be ground up to three times and still add traffic carrying capacity.

The concrete pavement of the road was 30 feet wide and as smooth as a mirror.

First, the picture showed a six-lane divided highway with white concrete pavement.

A Russian service revolver went skidding off across the concrete pavement.

It is used to drill rock and break up concrete pavement, among other applications.

Some sections of 400-series highways have been repaved using concrete pavement.