Sentence examples for subterranean location from inspiring English sources

The deliberate mystery and estranging subterranean location of cave paintings suggests that the origins of art have much more to do with religion than sex.

While the rest of the station was torn apart in the early 1960's and hauled to the Meadowlands, these granite blocks were evidently spared because of their subterranean location.

But there's a good reason for its subterranean location.

Owner and colorful character Allan Spitz has been in business on the block for 40 years, including nearly 20 in this subterranean location, which has been home to a hobby shop since 1946.

Drawing on some of the musical material from earlier shows, including wonderful parodies of Chris De Burgh ("beautiful ladies in emergency situations/ beautiful songs in subterranean locations/ beautiful songs with Celtic aspirations") and a "racial harmony" tribute to Bryan Adams, the evening was indeed a remarkable guide to an orchestra – funny, yes, but also educational.

Calabozoida – A small suborder consisting of two marine species in the family Calabozoidae and one freshwater species in the family Brasileirinidae which is found in subterranean locations.

The migration from the venue for the first MacTaggart, held in the Royal College of Surgeons (audience 200), followed by austere churches and the cathedral-like McEwan Hall, to a huge new subterranean space in its current location at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre EICCC) is a graphic illustration of its evolution.

He worked with the world's most prestigious architectural firms designing concepts to minimize pedestrian traffic congestion in landmark projects in New York, Boston, Dallas, and other locations, including the subterranean pedestrian system of Place Ville Marie, in Montreal.

The need for accurate location information — in a subterranean environment that Global Positioning System satellite signals cannot reach — is true now more than ever, as oil and gas wells go deeper and become more complex, veering off horizontally through narrow hydrocarbon reservoirs or parallel existing wells.

This system comprises a subterranean reservoir installed at a sheltered location; a borehole created by directional drilling, a pipe or series of pipes extending from the reservoir into the open ocean.

But in Michael Levine's designs this is an unmagical, very realistic forest (achieved by projections), which, moreover, remains in place for the entire opera, with Act 2 taking place underneath in a subterranean cavern and sometimes in both locations at once.