Sentence examples for subterranean activities from inspiring English sources

Twenty years later, they come across as intelligent, concerned citizens, justifiably proud of what they achieved before disappearing underground, less sure of their subterranean activities, but not altogether ashamed of them.

Crops damaged include clover, alfalfa and vetch, which may be eaten or damaged from subterranean activities (which can injure and dry out the roots).

There's a lot of upstairs-downstairs at Easton Deadall, home of the turbulent Easton family, and even a certain amount of subterranean activity as well.

It inhabits arid deserts and scrublands and is mainly subterranean with nocturnal activity.

In a state of unhealthy denial, Christians were projecting subterranean disquiet about their activities on to the victims of the Crusades, creating fantastic enemies in their own image and likeness.

A large proportion of termite activity, including subterranean, is hard to detect even with intensive field surveys.

We propose this Hb phenotype illustrates a novel mechanism for adaptively elevating the CO2 carrying capacity of eastern mole blood during burst tunnelling activities associated with subterranean habitation.

Soil and top soil contaminations are generally produced by air deposition and subterranean leaks due to diverse factors, namely, industrial activities and natural phenomena (e.g. aerosols).

The cameras will allow the authorities to monitor activity without posting guards in the subterranean concourse, much of which was somehow undamaged in the terror attacks but which is still highly unstable and potentially dangerous, the official said.

The expression profiles of the subterranean rhizome provides a better understanding of the biological activities of the underground stem structures that are essentials for perenniality and the storage or remobilization of carbon and nutrient resources.

The geyser and hot springs activity at Yellowstone is probably typical, with a subterranean body of magma as the source of silica-rich hydrothermal solutions rising periodically near or to the surface.