For a start, brave persons do not run away and
go underground when facing a probe, more so if they have acted legally.
A second possibility is to
go underground between Heuston and Pearse Street only - avoiding the expense of a tunnel under the Liffey.
With that kind of mindset, it is no wonder people would rather build large towers in your backyard rather than
go underground.
More workers will be able to
go underground at Carlsbad's radioactive waste disposal site because of the addition of a new evacuation area.
Now, the Minister for Economy, Science and Transport, Edwina Hart, believes that as much of the rest of the route should
go underground as possible too, in order to prevent pylons scarring the countryside.
Dorothy Hayes claims to be the secret daughter of a recently assassinated Chairman, fingers her brother Nate as the murderer, and forces Nate and his best friend Nadia to
go underground to the Basement, Paxco's lawless slums and the one place Dorothy's power can't reach.
ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has directed all its Provincial members, office bearers and active workers to
go underground as they are likely to be arrested.
Pylons must
go underground I URGE not only village residents but those on the outskirts who object to these proposed pylons to vehemently express their view.
In a Sunday interview for the Bulgarian National Radio, Stoynev made clear that the owner could not make the miners
go underground until the irregularities were removed, adding that he also had no right to dismiss them during the period.
on the eastern side four shafts didn't
go underground," said Lonmin spokeswoman Sue Vey.
Paramedics arrived at King's Cross about 20 minutes after the blast but rather than
go underground they waited to triage, or prioritise, passengers who were above ground.
When the time is right and we are comfortable to say that it's safe, we'll be going in and we will keep the families up to date all the way through the process and they know - like we do - they don't want their colleagues to
go underground if it's a risk for them as well."
The Association of Chief Police Officers' president Sir Hugh Orde said: "People say people will
go underground - frankly, people
go underground anyway.
But Acpo president Sir Hugh Orde said: "People say people will
go underground - frankly, people
go underground anyway.
Pie shops up and down the country will
go underground. Bridies will become the currency of the criminal classes.
