How to use "tunnel" in a sentence

They took us through a long dark tunnel

"A tunnel!"

The Nautilus shook as we went through the small tunnel

He had to bend as the roof of the tunnel became lower, but when he reached the light, Valjean stopped and gave a cry of despair

Sarah considers sitting on one of the seats by the wall of the tunnel, but she is so tired that she thinks that maybe she will fall asleep if she rests.

She hears the train in the dark tunnel and tells herself to wake up and to focus for another forty minutes.

The train speeds out of the tunnel, and she enjoys the feeling of the wind in her dark brown hair

It was like a tunnel, swallowing her up.

In Tina's dream, Danny was at the far end of a long tunnel

She started down the tunnel toward him, determined to get him out of there - and something reached for her from a narrow cleft in the wall

Danny began calling again, and she continued down the dusky tunnel toward him

It was little more than one lane wide, and the trees formed a tunnel around it, so that after fifty or sixty feet, it disappeared into premature night