Sentence examples for underground comes from inspiring English sources

Just when I think I am getting a handle on the diversity of colours, shapes, sizes and behaviours, another frog, salamander or caecilian (a kind of long, worm-like amphibian that lives underground) comes along that blows my mind.

But those contrasts feel increasingly blurred as the mainstream heads downtown (for its venues and perhaps for inspiration) and as the underground comes to the forefront as NYFW continues to push its new blood.

It's the underground coming back up after years of suppression.

His last retrospective, "The Real Underground," came out in 1993, which means that it tells less than half the story.

Three of the four young men who carried out the 2005 bombings on the London Underground came from Leeds.

What had happened was that, in the space opened up by punk, a whole range of music and activity that had been buried underground came to the surface.

The story of the green slime-covered creature who lives underground, coming to the surface to scare humans, will be a mixture of live action and animation.

Once civilian rule was restored, he said, "everything that had gone underground came out into the light of day, and freedom became the order of the day".

The end for the Weather Underground came 11 years later, with a botched armoured-car robbery in Nyack, upstate New York, that went even more horribly wrong.

Her partner is Landy, and she explains that the idea behind his Acts of Kindness on the London Underground came to him before the financial crisis took hold.

Then one afternoon his son Tim (now one of the DJs behind Transglobal Underground) came home from school with an idea that became Whelan's first play, Captain Swing, staged at the RSC in 1978.