Sentence examples for discovered beneath from inspiring English sources

But a hematoma was discovered beneath her thigh muscle two weeks before the Olympic race.

His popularity has revived since his long-lost remains were discovered beneath a Leicester car park in 2012.

A third aspect of economic importance has been the extensive reserves of petroleum and natural gas discovered beneath the seafloor.

Cruciform lithic tombs have been discovered beneath both the Grupo de las Columnas and the Grupo del Sur.

The earliest evidence occurs in a mound 23 feet (7 metres) deep discovered beneath massive alluvial deposits.

Twelve years before he was born, oil was discovered beneath the Abu Dhabi sand, transforming an economy that had depended largely on camel-herding and pearl-diving.

There was much to discover beneath this bustle of development and restoration, but I had only five days.

By way of the University of Chicago and Harvard, Dr. Stefansson, has now returned to Reykjavik, seeking to discover beneath Icelanders' family tree the roots of human disease, and to build a pharmaceutical company from the country's genetic endowment.

By keeping Pilar at the centre of the story, he manages to draw out the more gentle aspects of Hemingway's character, discovering beneath the mask of pantomime bully what's so often forgotten: that "underneath there was a bookish man in glasses trying to get his work done, and finding it harder with each passing year".

"Surely American Protestants, freemen, have discernment enough to discover beneath them the cloven foot of this subtle foreign heresy.

A huge crater 180 km (112 miles) in diameter dating to the latest Cretaceous has been discovered buried beneath sediments of the Yucatán Peninsula near Chicxulub, Mexico.