Sentence examples for lost underground from inspiring English sources
Transit maps like Pocket MUNI for when I am in San Francisco or NYC Mate and iTrans NYC for when I am in New York help prevent me from getting lost underground.
Learn how they overcome physical threats that include asphyxiation, hypothermia, premature burial – and rabid bats – along with psychological hazards such as claustrophobia, anxiety, hallucinations, and the terror of being hopelessly lost underground.
And their knack for rediscovering and reinvigorating lost underground gems, including the zydeco burner Call the Police and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band's Loving Cup, remains acute.
"It's a maze of conduits and a maze of even unknowns, or lost underground facilities, that people don't even have a good record of anymore.
Like the groundbreaking book Gay New York by George Chauncey, that shed light on a lost underground world, Secret Historian reveals a vital subterranean culture, thriving throughout the early part of the 20th century.
Consumptive water use refers to the water evaporated during production, lost underground, or embodied in a product; it results in a net loss of water in the watershed where the water originates and reduces the water availability of that region.
Nearly all surface-dwelling members have pigmented eyes, but these are usually reduced or totally lost in underground and deep-sea species.
Remember to bring a shovel or any tools that may help you reach the lost items underground.
Perhaps $160 billion is lost in the underground economy, in which people are paid in cash and report little or no income, based on I.R.S. estimates.
When the women push their limits by wriggling through the caves' extremely narrow passages, they cause a cave-in that leaves them buried deep underground, lost and disoriented in the darkness.
The scheme must have been pretty well-organized, since it's easy to get lost inside the underground catacombs, especially with hundreds of bottles around 60 gallons of booze in tow.
