She studied philosophy and took underground singing lessons — women are barred from singing publicly in Iran.
Like a portable potpie that's easy to tuck in a pocket, pasties were a convenient meal for miners to take underground.
Biklé adds: "I could understand a good part of that organic matter was being taken underground and broken down by beetles and insects, but when it got to the microscopic level, no.
From the hub, pedestrians could take underground moving walkways across downtown, to Wall Street on the east or the Financial Center on the west.
A car drives into a collection point located on the surface, after which it is taken underground via an elevator and moved to its desired destination using a sled on wheels that traverses a network of underground tunnels.
The below-street-level New York Transit Museum Store in downtown Brooklyn takes underground standards to a new level with antique subway token cufflinks, monogrammed mosaic tiles and subway map shower curtains.
Sometimes a beakful of materials is taken underground, only to be brought out again and discarded.
She is sealed within a coffin and taken underground to the last remaining Lazarus Pit in order for the ritual to begin.
The Braichgoch slate mines at Corris have been converted into a tourist attraction named "King Arthur's Labyrinth" where visitors are taken underground by boat along a subterranean river.
The result of Kenney's new direction was Fallen London, a rich tapestry of a fictional city spirited away by bats and taken underground.
