The phrase "beneath by" is not correct and would not be used in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase "beneath" in the sentence. Example: She discovered a hidden treasure beneath the old floorboards.
Before having it photographed for reproduction on the class's 1951-52 exhibition catalogue, a friend told her that the foundry roof could not be looked up to from beneath by someone looking down on roofs beside it.
The feet were semiplantigrade and possibly supported from beneath by pads of cartilage.
Clouds of smoke and ash filled the air, lighted from beneath by the orange flame.
The puppets of nang sbek stand four to five feet in height, have no movable arms, and are manipulated from beneath by two fixed handles or sticks.
The belly is supported from beneath by the bass bar, a narrow wood bar running lengthwise and tapering into the belly.
Keith was exercised by the ignorant, inappropriate, giggling promise, offered by -- beneath-comment, elevated-by-any-comment -- Sean Hannity, that he would be willing to be waterboarded to benefit families of the troops.
A gondola glides by beneath, silent save for the tenor at the prow.
Skip to next paragraph Enlarge This Image Miriam Berkley Maaza Mengiste BENEATH THE LIONS GAZE By Maaza Mengiste 308 pp. W. W. Norton & Company.
From BENEATH A RUTHLESS SUN by Gilbert King.
Chapter Three: What Lies Beneath Quatermass is rescued by a group of elderly people living in a scrap yard.
