under ground

At night, she is said to travel under ground back to her camp in the east.

Plants take in water through their roots, which are found under ground.

They went down a ramp through the floor into the older part of the house, which must have been under ground.

In the control room under ground the instruments have found their target.

It was like air that had been imprisoned long under ground.

Some of these species will even lay their eggs under ground.

You've got to avoid this by taking out food and enemies under ground.

It is also quite common for these pots to be buried under ground.

All large stores have their parking lots, some of them under ground level.

The river is nowadays under ground, as are the other ponds.

Many people believe that there is a secret under ground way between these two temples.

All 18 stations on the 23.1 km line are under ground.

She had to go back to the place under ground after the fight because she lost.

Under ground is where people like that thrive and multiply.

Play was halted on that field a decade ago when human remains were found less than two feet under ground.

The dark chrysalis is made in a cell under ground.

But it submerged under ground during the great earthquake of 1897.

Like everyone, at some point during his forty-five minutes under ground he forgot that it was light outside.

After that the band went under ground until 1974.

This Station is 19 meters under ground and has elevator access.

Having survived the attack, she dug under ground to recover.

Main source of drinking water is taken under ground.

Except for the entrance it is all under ground.

The base's location could not be disclosed under ground rules set by the Pentagon.

A voice tells them they are under ground control and to prepare for touch-down.