Sentence examples for underwater cities from inspiring English sources

Weren't we supposed to have underwater cities, commercial space flight, and flying cars by now?

Extreme ideas caught the public imagination: building underwater cities, reforesting deserts, advancing human life with robots, reëngineering San Francisco Bay into two giant freshwater lakes divided by dams topped with dozens of highway lanes.

Cthulhu, who first appeared in the 1928 short story The Call of Cthulhu, is "a monster of vaguely anthropoid outline, but with an octopus-like head whose face was a mass of feelers" – one of a race of vast, unknowable elder beings who lurk at the crossroads between dimensions, or sleep fitfully in underwater cities, waiting until the time is right to rise again and devour all life on the planet".

What a better place this would be, he often muses, if we could press the reset button and go back to the late 1950s and '60s and realize the predictions of science fiction that failed to materialize: ubiquitous space travel and colonization, robots à la the Jetsons, underwater cities, desalinization, reforestation of deserts and much more.

Incredible and incredibly strange satellite images of bottomless pits, underwater cities and car accidents have been captured by the Google Earth satellites.

Imagine a world with sunken fossilized islands covered in corals, giant undersea volcanoes that would dwarf the tallest mountains on land, and rock formations that resemble underwater cities.

Hopefully he won't have any floppy eared characters from an underwater city.

Rapture is a beautiful underwater city, all art deco flourishes and bold dreams of utopia.

The Florida Keys has the largest subtropical reef system in North America: an underwater city, home to countless species.

The book concerns a cult known as the Gnomons who believe that the mythical underwater city exists in reality.

The dilapidated underwater city of Rapture is rendered so lovingly that simply exploring it is a pleasure.