Sentence examples for being led underground from inspiring English sources

After being led underground in downtown Manchester for what felt like several blocks, sixty other audience members and I were deposited in a tiny room.

As I'm led underground through the labyrinthine corridors of a mortuary in the North of England, I come to a room with a large internal window that looks into another, dimly-lit and murky-looking space.

As I'm led underground through the labyrinthine corridors of a mortuary in the North of England, I come to a room with a large internal window that looks into another, dimly lit and murky space.

At Will Rogers World Airport southwest of Oklahoma City, passengers were led into underground tunnels and flights were canceled.

For each show, sixty audience members assembled at the Victoria railway station and were led to an underground site.

In the event of an attack, residents would be led to one of nine underground bomb shelters that the city built after the North's last violent provocation, the artillery bombardment of a South Korean island three years ago that killed two civilians.

In the late 1950s, Portugal's underground opposition to the fascist regime was led by communists.

Allied pilots, shot down during the Second World War, were taken into the tunnels and led underground to Resistance forces in nearby Belgium.

One led underground, to hidden tunnels and abandoned metro stations.

When excavation is conducted to lead underground connections such tunnels and galleries, the ground level is subject to subsidence impacting the infrastructures such as buildings, bridges, pipe lines and roads.

(It's yet another thing to lead Underground, the surging jazz-rock band that has been Mr. Potter's main outlet in recent years).