Sentence examples for underground existence from inspiring English sources

Over time, though, Latte's underground existence became increasingly risky.

They described an underground existence, eked out behind drawn curtains in a dingy safe house in southwestern Baghdad.

Nevertheless, the resources of the Polish state were sufficient to impose martial law and consign Solidarity to a shadowy, underground existence between 1982 and 1987.

Under existing Nigerian federal law, sodomy is punishable by jail, but this bill legislates for a much broader crackdown on homosexual people, who live a largely underground existence.

In their underground existence in this impoverished tropical country, she and Isabella have been helped by evangelical groups who endorse her decision to flee rather than to expose Isabella to the "homosexual lifestyle" of her other legal mother, Janet Jenkins.

G. Wells, a pupil of Huxley's, was well aware of this, but gave lemurs a tragic underground existence as the Morlocks in "The Time Machine," feasting on the Eloi, the pitiful remnants of humanity still on the earth's surface).

Now, faced with Morsi's fall, the Muslim Brotherhood - which has existed since 1928, has spent much of its existence underground, and has built a counter-society deeply embedded in the Egyptian social fabric, sometimes under the benevolent eye of regimes like Anwar Sadat's, who relied on it to fight the left - also has the power to cause major obstruction.

In recent years VY has spewed tritium into groundwater and the Connecticut River, in some cases from underground pipes whose existence the company denied.

The results showed that the highest and lowest uncertainty occurred at equivalent area with existence of underground water, and for single stone column with no underground water respectively.

Ayatollah Khamenei, speaking earlier this week in Qum — not far from the underground enrichment plant whose existence was exposed last year — did not sound in a mood to compromise.

With its fetish for the perfected surface, Los Angeles may have more need than most towns for a personality like Mr. Davis's, a performance artist of underground legend whose yeasty existence tends to serve as a corrective to the city's fame worship and a reminder that its cultural scene remains vital enough to produce something with more intellectual wit than the Olsen twins.