aboveground

"If they took something, we've got time to stop them aboveground."

All of them welcomed living aboveground in a real house.

What you actually do, however, is to opt out of the aboveground society.

And for jazz, just try to find a place that's aboveground.

It was possible to get anywhere within the camp without going aboveground.

It's enough to level anything aboveground for a radius of two miles.

A faint sound, aboveground, out of doors but near the house.

There were no parking spots available in the aboveground lot.

Instead, he stayed at street level, waiting for the hunt to work its way aboveground.

He would not go aboveground, even for a moment.

Tom knew that the only way to get aboveground was through the tunnel and into the plant.

"In any event, I'd guess they were killed during the day, then spent some time outside and aboveground before being buried."

There had been no heating oil tank outside either, at least aboveground.

If nothing were found aboveground, they would change their approach. '

They left the office and crossed aboveground to the garages.

It had no aboveground buildings, underground museum or even trees.

The interior one, at least; somebody might well be watching the outside doors to the aboveground part of the building.

Lack of windows in an aboveground room conveyed a particular message.

As of 2005, the building had 809 underground and 43 aboveground parking spaces.

The station structure is three stories (two aboveground, one underground).

An ocean lay below, but no water could be found aboveground to wash the blood from their hands.

They belong to the mint family, though the resemblance is only aboveground.

Because he never goes aboveground, he bought only one trip.

With the popularity of advanced architecture and his own success, he has come aboveground.

Then he quickly rose and scanned the garage for ways to reach the building's aboveground levels.