Sentence examples for were tunnel from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a tunnel through or under something, to burrow.
The project epitomized the new Europe: apart from the workers and materials from Denmark and Sweden, there were tunnel fans from Germany, tunnel siding from Italy, concrete from Spain.
The non-fatal MI and non-fatal stroke health states were tunnel states allowing for a worse prognosis for patients in the year in which a non-fatal event occurred compared to a subsequent year.
These states were tunnel states that included six temporary ones representing 6 years of lifestyle intervention.
Were tunnelling, pollen-eating beetles therefore essential to its pollination?
The two ECG leads were tunneled subcutaneously.
Twenty-nine CVC were tunneled included the 16 CVC axillary sites.
These catheters were tunneled subcutaneously to exit from the neck.
The new wires were tunnelled to the right lumbar region above the belt line.
"It was tunnel vision completely".
"It's tunnel vision, a tunnel life," he said.
A narrow view of "academia" is tunnel vision, too.
