Sentence examples for underground action from inspiring English sources

Farber elevated criticism to an art form through passionate essays like those that defended the worth of the gritty underground action director–"Underground Films," published in 1957 and laid out the conflict between pretentious award bait and cinema that burrows through boundaries–"White Elephant Art vs. Termite Art," published in 1962.

Directed by Sarah Gavron, "Suffragette" illuminates the underground action of members of the early British feminist movement in the late 19th and early 20th century.

Their crime: posting information on a website about illegal underground actions carried out by activists not directly connected to SHAC.

Uber fares have soared as Londoners face travel chaos amid Underground strike action.

Secondly, he must deal with trade unions willing to paralyse the London Underground with industrial action.

But the truth is, the exhibit is underwritten by big-time polluters, who are underground funders of action to stop efforts to deal with this threat to humanity.

As commuters attempt to navigate London without the Underground amid strike action, footage has emerged appearing to show police removing a passenger from a bus in the centre of the capital.

London's mayor, Ken Livingstone, last night predictably denounced the government's decision to press ahead with the £16bn partial privatisation of the London Underground, threatening court action to protect the capital's travelling public from "a folly as great as the debacle we have seen on the national rail network".

These signals and the resulting cascades operate underground and their actions are not (yet) visible.

He went on, "The action is underground.

His studies of the chemical action of underground water on limestone are found in Les Eaux souterraines (1887; "Subterranean Waters"), and his most significant work, Études synthétiques de géologie expérimentale (1879; "Synthesis Studies on Experimental Geology"), reflects his primary interest.