Sentence examples for a subterranean chamber from inspiring English sources

Under the concrete was a subterranean chamber larger than the game room.

One is now a bioswale: a giant sponge that takes in rainwater diverted from the street and lets it soak into a subterranean chamber, thereby relieving pressure on the sewer system.

It occupies a subterranean chamber beneath the former city granary, with soaring columns that make you feel as though you are dining in a cathedral; climb to the gallery and it looks positively theatrical.

A related but untitled piece brings to mind a cross between an apartment building, a columbarium and a kitchen refrigerator, and stands on a hollow wooden box, whose inside is painted, as if in a subterranean chamber, with a tangle of graffiti.

Hydraulic lifts in multicar garages are nothing new, but what makes Vasari's system special is that instead of raising one car above another, it lowers one car into a subterranean chamber, allowing another car to be parked on top of the lift's canopy (which now serves as the floor of the garage).

With the Prince refusing to marry her, the Queen leaves him to his death (one sketch shows the Prince trapped in a subterranean chamber filling with water) as she makes her way to the dwarfs' cottage with the poisoned apple.

She informs the Prince of her plan to have the Dwarfs bury Snow White alive and then leaves him to his death, still chained and trapped in a subterranean chamber filling with water to slowly drown.

In lieu of a secret subterranean chamber there is a back room, all reflecting surfaces and black leather.

The mausoleum that adjoins the Ahmed Shah mosque, which is across the street from the governor's palace, has a special subterranean chamber that kafirs, or unbelievers, cannot enter.

Otto, the Greenwich Village pizzeria opened by Mario Batali in 2003, cures its own pepperoni, in a small subterranean chamber now overseen by Dan Drohan, the restaurant's chef.

The nighttime sequences in which Carlos pursues Santi's footsteps down empty hallways and into a cavernous subterranean chamber are certainly frightening.