The phrase "below the sky" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is located or happening underneath the sky. Example: The birds were flying freely below the sky, gliding through the warm summer breeze.
(Other apartments known as "penthouses" begin a floor below the "sky homes").
It burned through the rising light of the horizon and vanished in the black place above the road and below the sky.
A bizarre sunset seen from the summit of Mt. Woodson, CA. Though this reproduction is not very good, the clouds at center display stripes of blue and gold, while above and below, the sky is white.
Considering the structure of small-aperture FPIs described in Fig. 2b, the optics body below the sky scanner possibly bends and fringe centers for north-south and east-west directions shift depending on the azimuth direction of the sky scanner.
But mid-table Conference North side Worcester - 64 places below the Sky Blues in the English football pyramid - saw it through to the final whistle, Carl Heeley's unfancied side putting in an inspired performance.
Graham Westley's Preston are three places - and three points - below the Sky Blues in the League One table as the two sides meet up again just 19 days after their last physical encounter.
Below the sky-high incomes of the top three, earnings drop off to a mere $28m for Bill O'Reilly at number four.
That point was underscored when "The X Factor" attracted about 12.5 million viewers in its debut — strong by almost any standards, but below the sky-high expectations for the singing competition.
Besides the roiling water below, the skies opened from above and gusting, lightning-streaked rains drowned the president's plans to give a Memorial Day speech at the Lincoln cemetery near Chicago.
Soho, or something like it, beckons below, and in the sky above him a couple of baroque cherubs appear to be heralding his hard-won freedom.
The clouds obscured the Los Angeles basin below, but the sky up here was bright and tranquil.
