One side is draped with black tarpaulin with flags from different African nations emblazoned on it.
Three rebel fighters sit beneath a flapping tarpaulin, peering down the deserted road to the besieged city.
Behemoths like Barclays, Deutsche and UBS may reasonably expect to find some shelter under Mr Paulson's tarpaulin.
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Officers captured him as he hid in a boat covered by a tarpaulin in a garden in Watertown, Massachusetts.
In 1998, Justin Warner (fatal word: "tarpaulin") empathized as his fellow competitors folded.
Or so he thinks, until he hauls back the tarpaulin and discovers the zoo's tiger, Richard Parker, is sitting in there with him.
"It's essentially 40 tonnes of winterised tents - about 1, 300 tents in total, rolls of plastic sheeting, canvas tarpaulin, " a spokesman for Prime Minister Tony Blair said.
Tom Hammond, 66, alerted park staff who borrowed traps from Scottish Natural Heritage, and hid one under a tarpaulin in Mr Hammond's garden, baited with cat food.
He continued the attack until she died, and then put her body in the boot of his Peugeot 306 estate car, covering the body with a tarpaulin.
When the Nepali authorities refused to let the canoe into Everest National Park without a permit, Pugh was forced to hide it under tarpaulin and smuggle it in on the back of a yak.
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The horses had their heads pointed toward the men as they approached, and at the foot of a tree, outside the corral, the saddles were piled together and covered with a tarpaulin.
Many refugees are sheltering under makeshift tarpaulin structures.
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