Sentences with phrase «underground silo»

For all we know the game developers are hidden in an underground silo somewhere, secretly slaving away at the next instalment of the Halo franchise with no contact with the outside world.

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By the time the review came out, Howey already had sold more than half a million copies of his «Wool» stories, the saga of a post-apocalyptic civilization that lives in a giant underground silo.

The Missile Defense Agency said it would require 1,219 acres at Fort Drum to house an undetermined number of ground - based missile interceptors in underground silos.

Survivors live in underground silos.

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Nightmare thermonuclear weapons are poised in underground ICBM silos on both sides of the cold war.

Prana is innovative, inspired music for the soul, recorded and improvised live in an underground former silo in the deep southern Utah desert.

Deep inside an abandoned nuclear missile silo in the middle of the California desert, indie rock legend - turned recluse Richard Havoc and his band of alt - rock misfits sequester themselves 15 stories underground as a giant F - U to «The Man.»

The main campaign missions are the most enjoyable as many are filled with unique objectives and situations including driving a diesel rig equipped with assault rifles and escaping an underground missile silo.

His smash - hit series follows a range of characters in an uncertain future, living underground in silos because the outside world is toxic.

Based on the high - concept novel by Hugh Howey, «Wool» is a futuristic tale where Earth's air is no longer breathable and the world's last community lives underground in a giant silo.

In Wool, cleaning is both death sentence and human sacrifice: The pressure felt by thousands of people underground grows «like steam building up in the silo, ready to launch something out» and is transferred to one person, purged in an act conceived to remind the community that their silo is a shelter, not a prison.

Hugh Howey's self - published sci - fi phenomenon, Wool, is set in an underground community known as a «silo.»

The original story, a longish short story at about 12,500 words, describes a society forced by a toxic atmosphere to live in an underground 144 - story silo.

Images of underground missile silos, decontamination showers, guard stations, launch pads, and missiles are transformed into places of growth and activation.

Bofill first found the space — which featured enormous silos, a smoke stack, miles of underground tunnels and machine rooms — in 1973, and realised there was incredible potential to redevelop the site.