Sentence examples for underground geography from inspiring English sources
The new underground geography includes a hole roughly 100 feet wide, known, Mr. Juncosa said, as the "punch" down through the middle of the Customs House all the way to the bottom of the basement.
On the Underground Railroad, geography is plot: the South represents iniquity and bondage, the North enlightenment and freedom.
A great debate ensued (at Cooper Union, no less) in 1978 between Massimo Vignelli and John Tauranac, each of whom stoutly defended his own version of urban geography and underground navigation.
The focal points of discussion are physical geography, dominating residential patterns of underground space use and potentials for integrating innovative techniques of documentation and fortification for the sustainability of the existing residential tissue.
I have a hectic schedule because I volunteer in two hospitals, work part time for an American aid organisation, and teach history and geography at the Pioneers of Aleppo underground school.
An Oxford University academic who penetrated London's secret underground tunnels and scaled its tallest skyscrapers for a geography PhD has been spared a possible jail sentence, in a qualified victory for academic freedom.
In prioritising clarity over geography, the electrical engineer's map of the underground triggered a revolution in the way transit routes were represented.
In Europe there are more quality underground venues but that's just the nature of their geography and the history of dance music in Europe.
We are plunged into a vividly realised world: an underground cryonics laboratory called the Convergence, situated in a place where Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan meet, a "harsh geography, beyond the limits of believability or law".
Knowledge of geology and geography, as well as genetics, is needed to understand the pattern of independent invasions of the underground that established the extant populations.
