Sentence examples for a group of underground from inspiring English sources

But the most poignant performance comes from Hip Hop Parliament, a group of underground artists from the Nairobi slums determined to spread a message of peace.

Similarly, Crémer was the leader of a group of underground resistants trying to rescue a comrade from the Nazis in Costa-Gavras's Shock Troops (1967).

In 2007, Koosha and a group of underground musicians planned a festival with support from Unicef, but the government still shut it down prematurely.

Publish a comic book depicting Mickey Mouse as a sadomasochistic smoker, as a group of underground cartoonists did in the 1970s, and prepare for a not-so-magical encounter with copyright lawyers.

André Malraux served on many fronts and commanded a group of underground Resistance fighters in World War II in France, projecting the image of the writer as a man of action; he was to serve as a minister under Charles de Gaulle in the postwar government and the Fifth Republic.

Blake saw himself as one of a group of underground artists dedicated to history and vision, whose careers in late-18th-century London were blighted by the marketplace and its cult of the most anodyne, insipid, anti-intellectual, utilitarian branch of art: portraiture.

Three years ago, a group of Toronto underground dance music veterans came together for a series of winter events that tackled that issue with a simple solution: throw parties in the daytime instead.

Despite the doubling of titles, the metaphor of Laszlo's play about a group of miners trapped underground remains gracefully suggestive rather than tyrannical.

The Longyou rock caverns are a group of large ancient underground caverns.

Joe Maloof had his first skateboarding experience with a group of friends in an underground parking garage in Albuquerque, where he grew up.

Once there, he met a South Korean pastor and joined a group of refugees on an underground railroad, living the next month in a twilight state of paranoia at every new encounter.