concrete **

They want to know, in concrete terms, what you are going to do for them.

But officials said no one had anything concrete to say.

Above all, we are not doing anything concrete to change the system.

But support can also be something more concrete, like time or money.

Let me give a concrete example of what I mean.

But at the moment he had no concrete means of action.

Music without words may, after all, be more concrete in its effect.

She turned to see him running across the concrete floor.

He did not yet have anything concrete enough to act on.

But no later work says anything concrete about the matter.

He was looking at a door on a concrete wall.

Now is when we all need to hear a concrete plan of action.

"But we do not have anything concrete as of today."

It is a concrete way to show how much they care.

I think job training programs would be a concrete act.

I have no concrete evidence that they're gone or what.

So what in concrete terms have we put forward today?

We have to give something concrete to the rest of the population.

Now I feel that we actually need to see some concrete action.

But at the same time there are no concrete results.

She needs to do something concrete, make some sort of mark.

"When will you be able to tell me something more concrete?"

You may not like them, but they are usually concrete.

Even when we know things, sometimes it takes words to make them concrete.

She had no concrete reason to put him on the list.

Instead, the floor concrete was cut out and taken for study.

He knew this was the body taken from the concrete.

He tried to move, but his head felt as if it were made of concrete.

She sat down on the concrete and simply looked at him for a moment.

That would cut costs for everything from land to concrete.

I mean there was a lot of concrete in it.

But not enough time has passed to set it in concrete.

But he said it was important for Congress to "put the changes in concrete."

She watched his feet move across the concrete, then heard a door open.

In other words, it was more or less like any piece of concrete.

"But none on the concrete at the front of the house."

He had much success at building with this type of concrete.

These were set into position and then filled with concrete.

This road led to one that had never felt concrete.

The other two, and the one we found in the concrete this week, were done by somebody else.

That can mean having a conversation about concrete, for example.

I believed the concrete was the only thing that could hold them.

"The truth is set in concrete for guys like him."

She looked down, surprised to find herself on the hot concrete.

With his back to the concrete, he faced the Bill.

Structures made of concrete can have a long service life.

The base and the ground floor are of mass concrete.

The white concrete and red wood church was built in 1981.

He looked down at the boy's body lying on the concrete.

A girl was lying on the concrete with her back to him.

They have concreted the area over and turned it into a military camp.

Now it's all concreted over, which is such a shame.

Most of the roads have black tops and some are concreted.

Over the next six months the roof was repaired and most of the floor concreted.

The window had been bricked up and concreted over in 1952.

The job was finally finished in 1964, after all 72 steps of the giant south bank had been concreted.

The Olympics were the last event to make use of this pool, before it was concreted over.

Finally the base of the tank was concreted to the tower shaft.

The lower parts of the towers were concreted in the 1970s.

It was not concreted for quite some time, but it did increase the capacity to around 30,000.

A new base was concreted, and the woodwork began.

During the summer of 1908 the Darwen End was concreted.

The wheel pit still exists although this has now been concreted up to the level of the existing floor.

In 1938 the road was widened and concreted.

Streets were macadamised or concreted at this time also.

These piles are driven and after installing the steel beams can be concreted.

The main support columns are sweet chestnut tree trunks concreted into place.

About 1907, he concreted the middle hot springs, at the swimming hole, into a small bathtub with drain.

Although everyone complains that it's all being concreted over, the train seems to have found a quiet, untouched back route of its own.

The "Popular Side" was extended in 1927 and concreted in 1928.

Of the portal stones, only two remain, one of which is broken and concreted back together.

As of March 2010, at least 10 kilometers of roads are programmed to be concreted.

The economy will eventually begin to grow without these measures, but once the countryside is concreted over it will never come back.

As far as I could see, a holy well pointed out to me by my 1973 taxi driver had also been concreted.

On boundaries that don't butt up to existing walls, blocks must first be concreted in position.