Sentence examples for makes underground from inspiring English sources

What makes Underground Man seem like a rogue, or an antihero, is that he has reached a point of ennui that leads him to act primarily out of spite.

Although its songs had all the somber desolation of its fellow grunge bands, Jerry Cantrell's guitar riffs and Mr. Staley's nasal yowl quickly pushed Alice in Chains onto mainstream radio, without the kind of resistance that makes underground legends.

Besides the roar of engines and honking of angry drivers, rush-hour traffic also makes underground "noise".

A competing London metro system introduced electric trains in 1890, which made underground transit more practical.

Some have called on officials to make underground shelters or safe rooms mandatory at all Oklahoma schools.

Cars and trucks will be confined to an underground parking structure for 1,900 vehicles, with deliveries to hotels all being made underground.

With a small group of friends, he spent his teenage years making underground fanzines and releasing limited run 7"s on their Invisible Spies imprint.

Andy Warhol predictably embraced the Polaroid, in the same way he loved photo booths, tape recorders, and the 16-millimeter camera he bought to make underground films.

He recounts the story of how an American journalist grilled him at Cannes when he made Underground, about why he hadn't made a film attacking Milosevic.

If you were to hear his pieces for electric cello you would likely not recognise them as the work of the same man who made underground club music.

Were the walls built when Neanderthals found themselves deep inside the cave by chance, or was making underground structures a common practice for them?