Sentence examples similar to get around by underground from inspiring English sources
To get around by car, the city has constructed a maze of incredible underground tunnels, complete with road signs.
"Get around by foot rather than cab.
They got around by bicycle.
The Oyster card — which you load with cash and pay as you go on the Underground (Tube), buses and trams, Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and some National Rail services in London — can offer significant savings on getting around by automatically calculating the best fare for every journey you make.
She got around by crawling.
One notable feature of the strikes so far this summer has been commuters walking or cycling to work to get around the Underground.
But maybe plants can get around this problem, by harnessing underground fungal networks that cover greater distances.
The bells of Shoreditch change tune Getting Around The London Underground offers only spotty service in the East End.
Use underground tunnels to get around.
