Sentence examples for easily beneath from inspiring English sources

The old-school version is a length of wire mesh, but those now come with a lip that slides easily beneath shingles, and smoother mesh that doesn't snag leaves (Amerimax Snap-In cover, $2.10 for a four-foot length).

It slipped fairly easily beneath my sleeve, but left a noticeable bulge in the process.

This is not a simple conclusion; basalt may melt easily beneath erupting volcanoes, but deep-mantle rocks behave weirdly because pressures there are a million times greater than at Earth's surface.

The blade should dip easily beneath the dirt and skim the surface.

And in today's America, poverty and homelessness can easily seep beneath the wall we erect in our minds to define it.

Security would be tightest in winter, says a former senior F.B.I. agent, because AK-47's and grenade belts are easily concealed beneath heavy coats.

There's no denying Self's novel's cleverness, best displayed in its neatly postmodern ending; but the satire and wit are all too easily buried beneath the heaps of ketamine and methylene-dioxyamphetamine and worse.

The least weasel throve during the Ice Age, as its small size and long body allowed it to easily operate beneath snow, as well as hunt in burrows.

Because the ice of rationality and civilization is kind of thin, this thin ice breaks easily and beneath there is an ocean of barbarism.

'Lamina propria' was most easily distinguishable beneath the epithelium in the villi, and was therefore chosen from small intestine only.

Today, Martin's rubber bandage is used for this purpose because it is easily tucked beneath itself to create a tourniquet.