Sentence examples for beneath two or three from inspiring English sources
It is normally submerged beneath two or three metres of water, but is exposed in dry years when the water level drops.
This led him to deduce that the old putting surface, if there was one, must be buried beneath six or seven decades' worth of windblown sand.
A second-degree burn forms a crust, which falls off after two or three weeks, revealing minimally scarred skin beneath.
At each tooth position there was one functional, or occluding, tooth (the duckbills had two or three) along with several more unerupted replacement teeth beneath.
Beneath the dome four or five restaurants line one wall, and tables are scattered among upright lamps that feel like streetlights.
Jordan's brother Tyler however had been buried beneath two to three feet of snow and wasn't alive when Jordan dug him out.
"It goes three or four kilometres beneath our feet.
There before me stretched a panorama of this vast American city in all its mystery: to my left, the wall of what appeared to be, from its many ventings, a launderette; to my right, adjacent to the wall, a car park of ten or twenty spaces, beneath a street lamp with flickering bulb.
