Sentence examples for deep subterranean from inspiring English sources

For yes, a deep subterranean duct of sadomasochism runs under our very boots.

Because isn't this the deep subterranean truth, that all we have that's meaningful in this life is each other?

Nicknamed "worms from hell," the nematodes, or roundworms, were found in several gold mines in South Africa, where researchers have also made breakthrough discoveries about deep subterranean single-cell life.

"Now we are looking at 17 to 18 segments that stretch over a much wider area" and have come to realize that they are dynamically interconnected in a deep subterranean maze.

Iranian engineers have completed sophisticated drawings of a deep subterranean shaft, according to officials who have examined classified documents in the hands of U.S. intelligence for more than 20 months.

A descent into a deep subterranean mine and a series of blindingly fiery eruptions in a steel mill are matched by Zhao's calmly furious closeups of workers whose faces and bodies are marked by these dangerous labors.

Trolleys take visitors down to the entrance of a 200-foot-deep subterranean limestone cave carved out by the Camuy River, and its stalactites, stalagmites and bats.

The diffuse degassing at Solfatara is fed by a 1.5 2 km-deep subterranean vapor plume, the presence of which was first hypothesised based on geochemical conceptual models of the fumaroles15, 34,35,36,37,38,39,40 and subsequently highlighted by the re-interpretation of seismic tomography of CFc25, 41, 42.

In such a way moments of emotional trauma might be excavated not through the dramatic immediacy of visual representation or action, but via the deeper, subterranean channels of spoken music.

Markovic guests on their latest album, The Mother of Gypsy Soul, featuring Gypsy legend Ljiljana Buttler, her deep, almost subterranean voice buoyed and lulled by the band's consummate musicianship.

Some of the tests took place near mock-up houses filled with fully dressed mannequins and shelves of canned food; later ones, placed deep in subterranean shafts, merely set off shock waves that, 22 seconds later, rattled upper floors in Las Vegas, 65 miles to the south-east.