We found asphalt under the porcellanite.

Here and there a crimson banner flecked the asphalt.

I hated the gritty asphalt that gave no peace to my feet and cut my knees when my clumsiness made me fall.

They had just laid down asphalt for the first time in the streets of Paris, and the quiet of the boulevards was wonderful after the rattling London streets.

And if you were designing a stamp for Bulgaria you might well put one of these hard-headed old countrymen on it, just as in the other capital you would put the girl in the victoria pattering down the asphalt.

Here, moreover, Trajan saw the asphalt out of which the walls of Babylon had been built.

Swirls of dust lay on the mosaic floor, and a stale smell of decayed fruit and salt air and steaming asphalt filled the place like a fog.

I always thought asphalt was softwho said asphalt was soft? Perkins.