Sentence examples for bury under from inspiring English sources

Some are simple, traditional peasant food: hoecakes made from little but corn and water may seem ascetic until you recognize that this is polenta in a fast, crunchy form, filled with flavor and perfect to bury under a pile of fruit.

On a recent weekend, hundreds clamored in a downtown park for a repeal of the country's draconian antisubversion law, while a dozen urbane Singaporeans made a quiet stand by photographing the banyan trees and historic tombstones that the government plans to bury under a highway.

But the kinds of truth about which the pagan Greeks -- who lived in intimate, unsentimental and regular contact with death, violence and warfare -- had no illusions are precisely those that we like to play down or bury under sentimental and infantilizing trappings: adorable bears, cutesy eagles, rag-doll gods and goddesses.

At his worst, Cash catches at the throat with a thoughtless, automatic vocal technique; creating adonyne dreams, albums that an Oshkosh real estate king might play at his barbecues or bury under the new company headquarters, to convince himself that he and his business have a hairy chest.

It's probably unfair to highlight this offer with a whole blog post (sorry Ben!), but this seemed like too good to bury under the carpet.

These are the people who invent the ingenious tools and machines which the big companies buy up, and then bury under patents because they can make more money selling feature-bloated products.

Ostriches buried under rubble.

They may be buried under the rubble.

"He's buried under gold and money.

He was buried under a tulip tree.

He had been buried under rubble.