Sentence examples for big tunnels from inspiring English sources
There are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of big tunnels in Iran, according to American government and private experts, and the lines separating their uses can be fuzzy.
With greater cross-border trade, "The more trucks you have to handle, the higher the risk," said Dieter Tetzner, an engineer at Deutsche Montan Technologie, a German consulting firm that has evaluated security at most of Europe's big tunnels.
New Jersey has to pay back the Federal Transit Administration at least $271 million already spent on the big tunnel.
He said he traveled around the country to work on big tunnel projects, taking loyal workers and his family with him.
He chose the jacket himself: a detail from a Hieronymous Bosch painting depicting what he calls, with casual iconoclasm, "the big tunnel going up to heaven".
In all cases, a big tunnel coinciding with the substrate binding pocket and a second putative tunnel that may be an exit for the release of the reaction products can be observed.
The report identified four major areas of "critical importance" that need correcting in the six biggest tunnels that serve Penn Station, the Midtown Manhattan base for New Jersey Transit and Long Island Rail Road trains, as well as for Amtrak.
If confirmed, this system could considerably improve crossing conditions in bigger tunnels and on bridges such as agricultural under- or overpasses, which have been unsuitable for small animals until now.
Once a year we hold the Clannies which is kind of a play on the Logies awards night and Cave Clan members from all over get together in one of our biggest tunnels and we present awards and have a massive party.
And The Dance Cartel takes over one of the biggest tunnel-like sections of the path, filling it with music, DJ's, and dancers as performers with glowing hula-hoops spin near the entrance.
Talcott is the site of the Big Bend Tunnel, a railroad tunnel where, purportedly, around 1870, the fabulously strong steel driver challenged a steam drill to a race and won, though his heart gave out afterward.
