Sentence examples for tunnelling for from inspiring English sources

Those who went furthest were nicknamed Mole People, pasty from lack of sunlight, tunnelling for new sensations.

In the southern section of the tunnel, two Herrenknecht worms were less than two inches out of alignment after tunnelling for nearly nine miles.

The use of tunnelling for urban utilities, such as water supply, sewerage disposal and metro rail has recently begun.

In this battle of wits between farmer and "vermin", Mr Fox is tunnelling for food whilst the farmers are trying to dig him out.

Those looking for a deep plot should look elsewhere, but t he simplicity of tunnelling for treasure is perfect for the morning commute and the puzzles provide the occasional brief workout that the brain needs.

Mehta, 28, who trained as a civil engineer and previously worked on the tunnelling for London's Victoria station upgrade, adds: "There's a reason why a lot of women don't want to [work on site].

Tunnels for trucks, buses, and taxis.

(There will be a tunnel for employees).

A tunnel for viewing the future, or departed souls?

Boeing still uses wind tunnels for some tests, for example.

It consists of two tunnels for carrying passenger and freight trains, and a third tunnel for maintenance and evacuations.