Sentence examples for underground place from inspiring English sources

"It would be one thing if it were some underground place, but it's at an institution.

The term root cellar was just that: a cool underground place suitable for storing roots and other items that needed fairly constant temperature year round.

The underground place of transformation from weary cynic to believer; where you meet a 7-year-old boy to your right who asks you for a helpful hint on his puzzle as he gently kicks your leg as the train rocks along, while on your left, a lady helps shush your baby back to sleep.

Go to the shrines in the underground place where you fought the temple guardian.

They are all in abandoned mines or other underground places to shield them from cosmic rays, which could cause false alarms.

He and the other French journalists released in April described being held in about 10 underground places of captivity, mostly with other people.

The research finds that workers were drilling at very shallow depths, as little as 700ft underground, placing the fracking operation uncomfortably close to the drinking water aquifer that supplies the wells used by Pavillion residents.

"Discouraging women from migration pushes migration underground, placing women at even greater risk of exploitation," says Selim Reza, a researcher with the Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit, an affiliate of the University of Dhaka.

(Also, since many of the reggaetón clubs are underground places, some do not list specific street addresses and/or phone numbers. But they are easy to find. Just look for the crowd and listen for the bass).

With "Angelology" she revisits the subterranean burrows and the concern with paternity and inheritance, twisting them into an elegantly ambitious archival thriller in which knowledge dwells in the secret underground places, labyrinthine libraries and overlooked artifacts that have been hallmarks of the genre from "The Name of the Rose" and "Possession" to "Angels and Demons" and "The Historian".

Roman hypogea, vernacular settlements or crypts, are underground places characterised by specific and unique challenges (RH < 90% and almost constant temperature throughout the whole year) related to their relative isolation from the outdoor environment.