Sentence examples for underground ones from inspiring English sources

We're talking huge capital costs—up to $2 million per mile on above-ground lines and more than twice that for underground ones.

This paper introduces a new technique to rainwater harvesting which can be easily used in both rural and urban areas: it collects and stores rainwater directly in tanks already installed on building roofs and not necessarily in special ground or underground ones.

I do not have the perpetual adolescent's love of superhero comic books: I only read obscure, darkly comic underground ones like Martha Keavney's "Badly-Drawn Comics" series.

Until casinos open there, Russia will be one of the few countries in Europe without them, though underground ones are likely to be established.

But the chances of the federal government's spending billions of dollars on this at a time of cascading deficits seem remote, and utility officials say the cost of switching most existing overhead lines to underground ones would be prohibitive.

The Carmichael Coal Project will cover over 200 square kilometres, cost $16.5 billion, excavate six open cut mines and five underground ones, and drain an average of 10 billion litres of water from the Galilee Basin annually over 60 years of operation.

He also pointed out that the current rules have allowed the RMT union to conduct several strikes on the London Underground on one ballot that would have met the 50% threshold standard.

I first knew the ad was huge when I fell asleep on the London Underground one evening.

Rather than learning from thelondonpaper and accepting that young people don't want to read newspapers – not even on the London Underground, one of the few places in the world where they struggle to access the Internet – he's taking another shot.

It suggests that there is a counterculture, an "underground" one might join and learn about, in contrast to the insanity going on aboveground.

Its aim is to remove what Berry calls the hidden costs of changing from, say, bus to Underground and to bus again on your way to work, or between an Overground station and an Underground one.