At the corner of the labyrinth stands a pyramid forty fathoms high, with large figures engraved on it, which is entered by a subterranean passage.
This closet or niche stands at a door of the room in which is an entrance to a subterranean passage, having its exit in the Via del Lupanare.
These palaces had communication with each other by a subterranean passage.
Before Mr Stephens' visit this was supposed by the inhabitants of the region to be a subterranean passage, or cave, known as Satun Sat, or the Labyrinth.
Waldeck describes the mouth of a subterranean passage as concealed by a small cataract in the stream.
Dupaix thinks may conceal the entrance to a subterranean passage.
The fortress was joined by a subterranean passage to a tower near the east gate of the Temple, so that in case of a popular tumult the king could easily escape into the Antonia[257].
Saviour) we find that "from the House of the Prince to the Sepulchre was a subterranean passage, through which they went to the Church of the Sepulchre.
Aperture in the Wall leading to Subterranean Passage on the West.
Here also a hidden door in the panelling leads towards a subterranean passage running in the direction of the ruinous hall of Kirby, a mile and a half distant.
Narrow steps lead up from the open chimney towards a concealed door, from which again steps descend and lead to a subterranean passage having an exit in the garden.
A subterranean passage is said to run under the moat from a former hiding-place, but this is doubtful; at any rate, there are no evidences of it nowadays.
Herod, moreover, constructed a subterranean passage, leading from the fortress of Antonia to the east gate of the Temple, in order to control the egresses of the Sanctuary.
Thereupon the Samaritan, passing through a subterranean passage, approached Eleazar whilst he was engaged in prayer, and whispered in his ear.
But John of Gischala and some heroic followers of Bar-Giora, creeping through a subterranean passage, destroyed these works by setting fire to them.
But what you do not, perhaps, know, is that under it is the opening to a subterranean passage, leading no one knows whither.
The last conspirator had entered the subterranean passage, and Attilio had put the question, "Are the sentinels at their posts?
The canal really existed, but the door we have referred to did not lead to it, but to a subterranean passage, gained by a bridge built across this same canal.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "subterranean passage" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
