Sentence examples for beneath young from inspiring English sources

Les trompettes usually grow beneath young oaktrees, rising from cushions of green moss, where they congregate in clusters, looking like purple, blacshaded crocuses.

I caught a glimpse of what's beneath young Charmides' cloak.

Ophiolitic basement occurs as low-conductivity block beneath younger formations at a depth of 2 km, where the mechanically weak to strong transition occurs.

We attempt to map out ancient normal faults using integrated structural and aeromagnetic analysis to identify faults that are either buried beneath younger cover or have been inverted during later orogenic events.

But prosecutors believed that beneath the young man's picture-perfect facade was a cunning sociopath.

And one of the most beautiful is a line from "Fight Club," by Chuck Palahniuk — "Only after disaster can we be resurrected" — inked in script beneath a young woman's neck.

They present the tension between the traditional and the modern in affecting vignettes: street parades passing beneath towerblocks; young girls in a village beauty pageant; a man sitting on a stool amid the rubble of a demolished house.

Last July, while recording a show for the album at Union Hall in Park Slope, Brooklyn, Mr. Showalter heard a noise emanating from the floor beneath a young woman sitting in the front row.

And yet, Riseborough also manages to invest Simpson with an unexpected vulnerability, in much the same way as she winkled out the softness beneath the young Margaret Thatcher for the BBC's The Long Walk to Finchley in 2008.

(4) The first magmas rising from the shallow mantle corner, after being hydrated by the subducting Pacific crust beneath the young oceanic crust near the upper plate spreading centers at ∼49 48 Ma were boninites.

It could have been me lying beneath a young black man who was striking my head against the concrete, my nose broken in a fight gone bad.