Sentence examples for tunnel deep from inspiring English sources

[Lost City] Photos and a tale of a tunnel deep under Niagara Falls.

The train took us through a rocky tunnel deep inside a mountain that got hotter and more humid as we travelled.

For his court appearances, he will be taken from there, no doubt shackled, and walked through a connecting tunnel deep beneath the street.

But he said the state could not dig the tunnel deep enough for engineering reasons and as a result, the structured was elevated.

This isn't a dark, scary tunnel deep in the mountainside; it's merely a shallow overhang, big enough to keep the wind and rain at bay, but open enough to prevent any claustrophobia.

Although Weirdstone contains one of the most disturbing images in all of children's literature – Colin and Susan crawling through a tunnel deep beneath the earth – Garner says Boneland is the first of his novels genuinely to scare him.

As the second half of the first season begins, the show seems poised to tunnel deeper into the maze of its own memory banks.

It is, as Winkelmann explains, the virus controlling everything: pressing all of the right buttons at the precise moments to open doors, allowing it to tunnel deeper into the system to get exactly where it needs to go.

In secure tunnels deep below a mountain outside the capital it displays a quarter of a million presents from abroad in a "gift museum".

He worked in the pubs and restaurants owned by the extended McQuaid family and got his union job drilling water tunnels deep below the streets of New York City.

Castles made of stone, of wood, of ice; with passageways tunnelling deep into the ground, or spiralling high with turrets and stairways.