How many were buried in the mounds of concrete rubble is simply not known.

When he opened his eyes, he saw a wet red spot on the concrete rubble in front of him.

Stone and concrete rubble is scattered around it.

But the rolling wreckage had disintegrated into concrete rubble before it reached that single tower.

The accompanying load of concrete rubble smashed the bench upon which Katherine had been laying only moments before.

Brick and concrete rubble littered the area, and two corners of the structure were the only parts still intact.

Syrian television covered the visit live, frequently cutting away from the pope to broadcast lingering close-ups of concrete rubble.

Concrete rubble sluiced over Deckard's arms as the exposed pipes bent and snapped.

As the car swerved and darted through glass and concrete rubble, Corbell wondered.

Behind a low rise of concrete rubble, he'd stashed the freight spinner safely out of sight.

The next morning he borrowed a friend's private plane and was flown to Berlin, where that night he played Bach in the concrete rubble.

He ducked instinctively as the gunshot reverberated over the concrete rubble on all sides of the freight spinner.

The camera finally came to a dead end where there was a pile of concrete rubble, twisted pieces of steel rebar and plating.

As he climbed over the floes of concrete rubble and twisted rebar, the palms of his hands left small red marks.

Wounded government workers were still being removed from the canteen and other areas tonight, and three cranes were lifting concrete rubble in search of victims.

The tan and brown three-story house rises at from a weedy lot choked with concrete rubble next to a thunderous highway overpass.

Suffering a severe concussion, blurred vision and various wounds, Weeren helped extricate other injured soldiers from under concrete rubble.

He clambered over concrete rubble and the bodies of Iraqi soldiers, the grim results of air and artillery strikes that led up to today's raid.

In the extreme south east corner of the site, brick and concrete rubble has been used to construct the bunding to enhance protection from the rising sea.

It is made from a variety of rock types, commonly granite or limestone, and occasionally concrete rubble from building and paving demolition.

The Shadow, caught off guard, barely had time to put an arm up when the concrete rubble struck with all the force of an irate hand and arm!

The Glendale plant is sited alongside the river, and is fed by a rock and concrete rubble diversion dam a short distance upstream.

Last June, Mr. Johnson arranged for 1,800 cubic yards of concrete rubble from a Wantagh bridge project to be added to the reef.

An earthquake had left giant shards of concrete rubble on the pavements and rusting reinforcing rods poked out of shattered buildings like broken skeletons.

But there were more weeds than grass and the players were challenged more by broken glass and concrete rubble than by scrimmage opponents.