Sentence examples for tunnel about from inspiring English sources
The flood occurred in a tunnel about 450 yards underground.
He was walking on the tracks and into a tunnel about 5 30 a.m.
They had been in the tunnel about twenty minutes, and his eyes hurt from the flashing lights.
About 3.5 miles (5.5 km) in circumference and 110 feet (34 m) deep, it is drained via a tunnel about 2 miles (3 km) long.
At the bottom of the ladder was a mile-long tunnel, about 5ft, 7" high – one inch taller than the diminutive drug lord.
Subway tunnel: About 1,400 feet of the tunnel serving the No. 1 and 9 trains was destroyed, as was the Cortlandt Street 1 and 9 station.
"Each tunnel has about 40 labourers, so we are talking about 4,000 to 6,000 people working underground.
The delays on both sides of the tunnel took about 40 minutes to clear, Mr. Hicks said.
Against Liverpool at the weekend Mourinho was stuck half in half out of in the tunnel fuming about timekeeping as Philippe Coutinho scored the kidney-punch equalising goal.
The goal, he added, was to take Egypt out of a "narrow tunnel" brought about by security, political and economic pressures.
American people know that there will be a time when their economy gets out of the tunnel brought about by the recession and the high unemployment rates.
