Sentence examples for close beneath from inspiring English sources

He cruises close beneath our feet and it's a pretty clear signal.

The streets felt muffled and close beneath the starless sky; the sidewalks were slick with snow.

The repression of protests in San Salvador Atenco and Oaxaca exposed the authoritarian habits close beneath the surface of Mexico's apparently "functioning democracy".

Her parents' jolly hospitality had been stalled mid-gesture; Carrie saw her mother holding the percolator at a slant but not pouring, surprising tears brimming into her hazel eyes, as if they had been waiting for this moment, close beneath the surface.

But for all the dueling ambitions of those who gathered Friday for the Barclays Center's opening night, one goal was common: to form a first impression of the city's newest nerve center up close, beneath the weathered steel that has been termed both an architectural wonder and, in the words of one passer-by Friday afternoon, "the ugliest thing I ever saw".

Always, the thrum of history vibrates close beneath the surface: the "skull-capped ground" of Ireland is part of Europe's bloody history, the same as the peat bogs, which recur in Heaney's poems, holding in their alluvial mud the bodies of people felled by strife and murder and ritual sacrifice in ancient times.

"Their legs opening and closing beneath the water.

"I think I saw in your shadows / I move in closer beneath your windows," she sings, like a besotted teenager scrawling confessions in her diary.

Much of the humor comes from a proudly noncoastal dissonance between the media's slickness and the mundanity of average American life: the headline "That One Chinese Place Closes," beneath a photograph of a generic Chinese restaurant with its gate down, will ring painfully true in many parts of the country.

The following day it "broke issue," closing beneath the $15 IPO price.

In fact, PG has suffered just three monthly closes beneath this pair of averages in the past 76 months.