Sentence examples for dark underground from inspiring English sources

IN A dark underground room in central London, a group of men scribble intently in notebooks.

But the repression of natural urges led to a dark underground world of debauchery and vice.

After he was moved into a dark underground cell alone, he became utterly despondent.

The Stand, in Edinburgh, is a dark underground venue where they put on great comics all year round.

He told her he had been held for eight months in a dark, underground cell and tortured.

We did a couple of songs we thought would be semi-obscure, because the venue had this dark, underground vibe.

"It's important to make people feel what happened here," said Mr. Freiberger, as he showed off horrors like a pitch-dark, underground chamber where prisoners were hung waist-deep in frigid water for days at a time.

Armed with glitter and grit, glue guns and sewing machines, impresarios like Ms. Burke and Ms. McManus have been redecorating the landscape of the city's after-dark underground, tweaking and honing the warehouse parties that have roved Brooklyn for more than a decade into ever-more-refined environments.

In the eighties, it looked as though Cave might become a darker, underground version of Elvis, but that time has passed, partly because his interests have changed.

Their styles differed — Tayebi embraced house, Shirazinia dove into darker, underground sounds — but their chemistry was undeniable, and Deep Dish's weekly residency at U Street's State of the Union drew crowds.

The flashier the mainstream got, the more skeletal and dark the underground became.