Sentence examples for built into the ground from inspiring English sources

"You can drive over the house, because it's built into the ground.

Tora Bora was a negative image of Manhattan: a city built into the ground instead of rising up dramatically from it.

The Derfner, which opens on Friday, is built into the ground floor of the Jacob Reingold Pavilion, completed a few years ago at the Hebrew Home at Riverdale.

The house was built into the ground so that the entrance is on the second floor, which has a foyer and three bedrooms set off an open hallway lofted over a great room.

That dynamic was complicated by today's wind: Comerica Park is built into the ground and right field is mostly unguarded by structure, so that the breezes and gusts blew unencumbered into the outfield and wreaked havoc.

Built into the ground floor of one of the towers, it sells its unpretentious fruit and veg next to posters advertising flats that start at the knock-down price of £2m.

The same old pair of friendly docents stood by, waiting to show curious visitors the network of tunnels and bunkers, built into the grounds, from which Fidel commanded soldiers during the Missile Crisis in 1962, when Havana and Washington's historic animus found its gravest depth.

Unlike many wheelhouses elsewhere in Scotland that are built into the earth, the Jarlshof structures seem to have been built from ground level upwards.

Stone steps had been built into the uneven ground, flanked by overgrown rhododendrons leading to the entrance.

The latest Keurig K-Cup machines have a dirty secret: built into the little ground coffee pods that so many know and love is a nefarious form of DRM.

The ground floor has a Serbian Orthodox chapel that was built into the tower, rather than being added later.