Sentence examples similar to opening a tunnel from inspiring English sources

In the protests after Mr Net anyahu opened a tunnel in Jerusalem's Old City last September, 80 Palestinians were killed, 15 Israelis.

In 1996, when he became prime minister for the first time, Mr Netanyahu's decision to open a tunnel alongside the al-Aqsa compound sparked a Palestinian uprising that left scores dead.

But Arab leaders, Israeli security officials and politicians have all warned that forcible closure of Orient House, as the PLO headquarters is known, could trigger the kind of violent protests that engulfed Jerusalem when Mr Netanyahu opened a tunnel near one of Islam's holiest sites, the Haram al-Sharif, in the Old City two years ago.

Plans to open a tunnel underneath a Victorian pier in Sunderland have moved a step closer.

This will open a tunnel that will allow you to emulate your remote desktop.

Open a tunnel on your remote Linux machine by using the following command: vncserver :01.

But he is already planning bus routes and considering opening a pedestrian tunnel that was dug but never used under the Bayfront Expressway, the highway that separates the campus from the rest of Menlo Park.

In 1911, the city opened a flushing tunnel that moved in cleaner water from the Buttermilk Channel, but the tunnel broke down in the 1960's and was left unrepaired for more than three decades.

There was a false-bottomed coffin they kept in the church, and an open grave with a floor of burlap stretched over a couple of boards and covered with dirt, opening on a tunnel that came up in the woodshed.

You can also open a gopher tunnel with a garden hose.

A REAL JAM In 1937, the Caldecott Tunnel opened, a three-bore tunnel designed to replace the dark, dank, single-bore Kennedy Tunnel 300 feet above it.