Sentence examples for beneath a stand of from inspiring English sources
We walked beneath a stand of adolescent sycamores that would be destroyed by the tennis center.
Camped in a bright yellow tent beneath a stand of pine trees, the radio operator for one prospecting team said that two days earlier he watched with binoculars for half an hour as a swarm passed high overhead, flying south.
We were rewarded with a breezy perch on a granite slab beneath a stand of jack pine, and a view of the infinite blue of Lake Superior, too broad by far to see the other side.
— THE limit of John Boehner's reach is defined by a line of orange traffic cones and a forest green and white S.U.V. that's parked, lights flashing, beneath a stand of ponderosa pines on the edge of a scenic meadow in Yosemite Valley.
You fire your tee shot far right into the pine needles and straw beneath a stand of trees.
Yet he will arrive at his own career equivalent of 1986, past the immortalising statue of his predecessor, beneath a stand bearing Ferguson's name in massive red letters, with the great man still on the football club board, his presence and appointments all around.
The players lurked around in the tunnel beneath the stand of the modern Donbass Arena, during which Franck Ribery of France and Anatoliy Tymoshchuk of Ukraine chatted like old friends.
At nearly four feet wide, it's sizeable and may not fit nicely beneath the stand of some TVs.
On December 2 , 1942 scientists at the University of Chicago produced the world's first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction beneath the West Stand of Stagg Field, the University's athletic stadium.
He built a nuclear pile composed of graphite bricks embedded with Uranium 235 in a squash court beneath the stands of the University of Chicago Stagg Field stadium.
Franco's police waded in with batons, the fans fought back and, as a riot raged outside, the Rangers captain John Greig and their manager Willie Waddell were presented with the trophy in an office deep beneath the stands of the Camp Nou.
