Sentence examples for become underground from inspiring English sources

Their recent albums have become underground hits, showing the commercial viability of Americana artists.

As for Mr. Young, he and his "Dream House," with a 24/7 drone and trippy lighting by Marian Zazeela, have long since become underground institutions.

There are twitchy tracks that have become underground favorites, along with pop experiments: "Wifey" was his breakthrough; "Perfect Girl," a smooth grime-pop collaboration with Ultra and Agent X, is his current British hit.

The idea for the startup's unique business model comes from Jeffrey Shaw, a University of Arizona alumni who, after college, sold his ID badge printing business and began working on what would become Underground Cellar, financing it with the funds from that sale.

Their first album sold poorly in the US – although it was finally certified gold last month, 38 years after its release – but became underground gold for the UK's nascent punk scene.

Where they arrived from, and the unexpected transformations they underwent as they became underground forces in the writing.

Sometimes a motte covered an older castle or hall, whose rooms became underground storage areas and prisons beneath a new keep.

The Polish Underground State created a Department of Education and Culture (under Stanisław Lorentz) which, along with a Department of Labor and Social Welfare (under Jan Stanisław Jankowski and, later, Stefan Mateja) and a Department for Elimination of the Effects of War (under Antoni Olszewski and Bronisław Domosławski), became underground patrons of Polish culture.

Historically, the ratio of underground mining to open-pit mining has been approximately even, but as usable deposits close to the surface become scarcer, underground mining will probably increase.

The county spent millions just to extract the boring machine, which had become entombed underground.

The smuggling of stolen cultural objects has become an underground industry that spans the globe.