Sentence examples for underground labyrinths from inspiring English sources

In New York we don't have garages, we have underground labyrinths that take $400 a month from us to park a car 10 blocks away from our apartments.

A directive being debated in Brussels would commit the Continent to following the example of France, Finland and Sweden, which are preparing to dig deep underground labyrinths to store the highly toxic waste forever.

It is a series for those who already share his affinities for pyramid symbols, secret societies, puzzles, missing artifacts, Washington tombs, underground labyrinths, stealth agendas of the founding fathers and so on.

Fiennes's film is a a detailed piece of observational documentary examining the 35-hectare complex of buildings, underground labyrinths and warehouses where, until recently, the German artist Anselm Kiefer made and showed his art.

Trussoni mixes these memories with spellbinding versions of the war stories her father reluctantly dredged up and with reflections on her own journey to Vietnam, undertaken in an attempt to recapture, and come to terms with, her father's experiences as a "tunnel rat" who volunteered for the harrowing duty of scouring underground labyrinths in search of an elusive and deadly enemy.

Trussoni mixes these memories with spellbinding versions of the war stories her father reluctantly dredged up and with reflections on her own journey to Vietnam, undertaken in an attempt to recapture, and come to terms with, her father's experiences as a "tunnel rat" who volunteered for the harrowing duty of scouring underground labyrinths in search of an elusive and deadly enemy.

But the underground labyrinth here is a sanctuary of a different sort.

On this day, Bill Fash was keen to show Brunson and one of his new Ph.D. students, Alexis Hartford, part of this underground labyrinth and the riches buried within.

Apart from an old industrial crane attached to the facade of the windowless building, nothing hints at the vast underground labyrinth below it.

Yet the big system I heard at Innovative Audio, in its elegant underground labyrinth at 150 East Fifty-eighth Street, seemed rock steady, and it sounded great.

The massive domed hall becomes a void at the center of a convoluted underground labyrinth that stretched four blocks from Battery Park City to Broadway.