Sentence examples for a wall of underground from inspiring English sources

Faced with growing public alarm over the water crisis, the government last week ordered Tepco to stop the influx of groundwater by freezing soil around the reactor buildings, a novel plan that calls for creating a wall of underground ice.

The images of each hijacker will be roughly 4 inches wide and 6 inches tall, and mounted on a wall of the underground museum's primary exhibition.

Suberin is a primary constituent of primary cell wall of underground tissues and is analogous to cutin, which forms a layer on plant aerial parts to prevent the direct contact of epidermal cell with environment and thus, acts as a physical barrier to enhance plant resistance to abiotic stress.

He also maintains a wall of secrecy around his three "underground stringers" in North Korea, who he says do not know he works for Daily NK, an Internet news service based in Seoul and reviled by Pyongyang.

He likes to say he lives underground, though a wall of windows offers an up-close view of deer, owls, foxes and raccoons.

No? Check out this clerk at the underground newsstand at Fulton Street, immured behind a wall of Dentyne Ice gum packets, Hershey bars and Newsdays.

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The walls of underground caverns ooze disgusting liquid.

When Moses Sumney was at UCLA, his voice would echo off the walls of underground parking structures during his performances for sparse crowds of students.

Han government workshops produced common, luxury, and even artistic funerary items, such as the ceramic figurines and tomb tiles which adorned the walls of underground tombs.

It is a spore-forming bacterium, dubbed 2-9-3, which came from a crystal that was retrieved from the wall of an underground shaft in New Mexico.