tunnel **

He always saw the light at the end of the tunnel.

The light they see at the end of the tunnel is money.

The first three tunnels were found in 1974, 1975 and 1978.

She and her children make all the tunnels they want.

But she had come back into the tunnels since then.

They had gone a very long way into the tunnel.

Should have taken my hand back in the tunnels, boy.

They were also one more reason the tunnel was running late.

The tunnel was much longer than I would have thought.

I'll see you at the far end of the tunnel.

Near the far end of the tunnel he has an office.

He was the only one who knew where the tunnel led.

The voice called to her from a long, dark tunnel.

Her voice seemed to be coming out of a long tunnel.

"You say the second tunnel will be ready for business on time?"

Their tunnel is at least five or six miles long.

And he turned away to start up the tunnel again.

You only need the music key from the tunnel side.

If the tunnel kept going down, they'd soon have to turn back.

She could not go wrong, for the tunnel led only to one place.

Asked by a friend if he had ever seen a tunnel.

He was off and running down the dark tunnel with no end.

Had he really left the saw so far down the tunnel?

They all looked at the building where the tunnel had led.

I try to watch the work going on out in the big tunnel.

Tunneling for the line is expected to begin in 2008.

And maybe this time they've tunnelled a little too deep.

In moments he did so, tunneling down, then around and up.

He did not have to wait for one to come along; they tunneled out to meet him.

The air current was tunneling them into the mouth of a canyon.

Of course, tunnelling into the cliff would take more time than building outside.

They have tunnelled under the whole breadth of the land.

This information started as a method of tunneling the online service.

"It tunneled up through the floor a few months back.

They had tunnelled eighty feet or more under Hill 60.

If we'd known, we could have tunneled right through and come up on the other side of the world."

By that time I'll be out of there and the funds will have been tunneled away, so to speak.

Tyson's vision might be even more tunneled to his trade.

We're looking at what's underneath the plain we tunneled into.

This caused him to believe that escape by tunneling down was possible.

I felt cleaner and almost ready to face the day, even though my vision was still tunneled.

First I bought the building across the road from the mint and we tunneled under it.

Eve caught herself before she tunneled her fingers through it.

"The wind comes through there, tunnelled down that break in the mountain. "

They were by a small river that tunneled into a gully.

Running along the trench, they had come close to where it tunneled beneath them.

For a while, I thought an army of rabbits were tunneling under the fence.

Tunneling through hard rock is relatively simple, apart from the labor involved.

Its white landing lights tunneled the darkness in front of them.

However unstable ground meant that the line tunnelled through the hill instead.