Sentence examples for subterranean layer from inspiring English sources

They live above the Marcellus Shale, a subterranean layer of rock stretching from New York to Tennessee that is believed to be one of the biggest natural gas fields in the world.

The two areas lie within the Marcellus Shale region, a subterranean layer of rock stretching from New York to Tennessee believed to be one of the world's biggest natural gas fields.

The one million acres northwest of New York City that comprise the watershed contain less than one-tenth of the rich deposits of natural gas lodged in the state's portion of the Marcellus Shale, a thick subterranean layer of rock that runs from West Virginia to New York.

In 1999, after returning from Venezuela, I dreamed that I was being taken to Enrique Lihn's apartment, in a country that could well have been Chile, in a city that could well have been Santiago, bearing in mind that Chile and Santiago once resembled Hell, a resemblance that, in some subterranean layer of the real city and the imaginary city, will forever remain.

Creating the largest archaeological site in Athens history, the experts followed behind the excavating equipment, sifting debris and stopping the machinery every few feet to inspect the subterranean layers for artifacts.

"The tools we employ to probe the subterranean layers of the Internet are not necessarily new," says Deibert. "The combination of electronic surveillance and human-based information gathering has long been the hallmark of state intelligence practices.

The survey methods described above can show the presence of large geologic anomalies such as anticlines (arch-shaped folds in subterranean layers of rock), fault blocks (sections of rock layers separated by a fracture or break), and salt domes, even though there may not be surface indications of their presence.

According to Bethany Massimilla of GameSpot, "The game looks its best in corroded, bloody, gritty environments, like the damp, steel halls of the water prison or the subterranean subway layers that, at one point in the game, are walled in living, moving flesh".

On Nov. 11, 1921, the third anniversary of the armistice that ended World War I, a soldier was interred in a subterranean vault on a layer of soil taken from French battlefields.

Artificial mountains – layers of subterranean rock and soil piled high into the sky – mark a landscape turned inside out.

The Austin Chalk, the Barnett Shale, the Wolfcamp: these layers of subterranean Texas have yielded up so much black gold that their names are recognized by oilmen and everyday citizens alike.