Sentence examples for water dungeon from inspiring English sources

His water dungeon was a government fabrication, the museum now points out.

"In the original, it was really difficult, say, to change into your boots in the water dungeon, but now it's easy.

A high point of their visit was a trip to the "water dungeon", a room with several inches of water covering the floor where Liu had allegedly kept disobedient farmers.

Think of the amount of virtual blood spilled over the years, as well as all those damned water levels and dungeons you've been forced to swim through.

The answer, now presented (with a fanfare of publicity and a first printing of 400,000, no less) in Eco's new novel, "Baudolino," reminds me irresistibly of that old joke about the hack serial adventure writer who leaves his hero chained up in a dungeon with the water rising.

Add a grinder into the dungeon and a water current that pushes to items to you.

The sparse set, a solitary room, evocative of the bottom of the well, bunker or castle dungeon, with dank water-stained walls and the echo of a nerve-fraying solitary drip.

A former child migrant said his experiences at one school were "better described as torture than abuse", and recounted how he was locked in a place known as "the dungeon" without food or water for days.

Sergeant Senio said: "I can only speculate what was going on, but we could see the basement, which was like a disgusting-looking dark dungeon with hoses and standing water on the ground".

This sort of social pressure used to be confined to the water cooler of your average American office dungeon.

Thrown into its dungeon, he gives some of his water to a fellow prisoner, a snake named Ryu Lisa Rockk).