Sentence examples for underground point from inspiring English sources

Epicentre, point on the surface of the Earth that is directly above the underground point (called the focus) where fault rupture commences, producing an earthquake.

"From an underground point of view, of course it's worse now," he said.

The owner of a laundry that served as an underground meeting point named Sendler after being tortured.

Over the next few years, the dancers who made their pilgrimage to his apartment every week would dub it "The Loft," and it would become the underground focal point of the city's nascent disco revolution and provide the template for underground events in the city in general.

The water is still there, coursing its way underground to points south in Manhattan, but the building above now offers a different kind of spectacle.

And the Sixties were all about experiment, a venture into the unknown, even though as Jonathon Green's 1988 book Days In The Life; Voices From The English Underground 1961-1971 poutTheout: "The alternative society was largely a middle-class phenomenon".

In the days when women would use copies of The Female Eunuch as instruments with which to beat their husbands, Germaine was as thin as a whippet and famous for taking her clothes off while an underground photographer pointed a lens at her unmentionables.

Eventually the army was called out to march the strikers underground at bayonet point.

I mean that I'm literally living underground at this point in my life.

Soil and rock escapes through a hole at a certain point underground and the resulting subsidence centres on that point.

As the co-founder and chair of the Carbon Underground, I would point out that there is a natural system for this: photosynthesis.