Sentence examples for underground way from inspiring English sources

"I want to be able to keep putting stuff out in an underground way.

We thought some of our friends might, and there might be some people interested in a minor underground way.

I hated the bitch, but in that sort of climate of misery and repression, people expressed themselves in an underground way.

Prostitution statistics are notoriously unreliable, as many sex workers are operating in a hidden, underground way and aren't included in any headcounts.

The designer seemed to have taken as his touchstone the YSL "Porgy and Bess" collection of 1975, but transformed "Summertime" into something darker — even Gothic in that West Coast underground way.

IN its modest, underground way a concert that the young musicians of the Ensemble ACJW gave on a brisk night in December at Le Poisson Rouge, the Greenwich Village club for all kinds of contemporary music, was one of the most liberating programs I have heard in years.

And even if there are underground ways for families to access cannabis medicine in their hometowns, many parents are reluctant for fear of losing custody of their children if they get caught.

For tens of thousands of young people life is already lived in a semi-underground way: squatting instead of renting; cadging food and roll-ups from their friends.

I can say, and the police can say, and the mayor can say that the violence underground is way, way down compared to what it used to be, but if somebody was on that subway car when the gunfire began or knew somebody who was shot at, that makes more difference than abstract statistical graphs.

"The back page is a nice place to find someone who's relevant for their style but also important in an underground, cultural way," he says.

During the Restoration and throughout the 18th century, traditional pastimes such as stick fighting and bullbaiting, which the Puritans had condemned and driven underground, gave way to organized games such as cricket, which developed under the leadership of the Marylebone Cricket Club (founded 1787).