Sentence examples for beneath could from inspiring English sources

Touch your fork to the meat in the pork osso bucco and it slides off the bone, although it and the risotto beneath could benefit from a stronger presence of herbs.

Rock fetishises noise, often at the expense of listening pleasure – in Michael Azerrad's history of US indie, Our Band Could Be Your Life, he recounts the story of Yo La Tengo's Ira Kaplan, then doing the sound at the legendary New Jersey club Maxwell's, pleading with Dinosaur Jr to turn down the volume so the tunes that lurked beneath could actually be heard.

It could be rolled up, so that the hardwood beneath could be revealed.

Johnson, Caro writes, trapped beneath Youngblood, couldn't see, but he could feel the car speeding up, and hear the frantic voices on the radio.

Cohen, the only songwriter whom Bob Dylan would place himself beneath, who could make the Old Testament sexy, could have maybe seen us through this divisive political time.

This implies that slip beneath Kanto could be fully uncoupled, in which case the accelerated post-Tohoku slip on Kanto faults could be reducing, not increasing, the stress imparted by the Tohoku earthquake.

These were England's rocks crumbling beneath what could turn into a revolution.

Far beneath, I could see coffee bushes heavy with red berries, ripe for picking.

The city still looks wretched, but the lakes of oil beneath it could bankroll an otherwise impecunious Kurdish homeland for generations to come.

When she raised her veil, beneath it could be seen dark eyes, which, with their eyelashes and eyelids, shot soft glances, perfect in their quality.

Out of one window of Car 44, dreading what lay beneath, she could glimpse the zoo's World of Darkness, home to fruit bats and glowing scorpions.