The set consists of mounds of crumpled newspapers -- newspaper igloos, almost -- and the actors, for their monologues and sketches, emerge from beneath and behind them.
A group of whale watchers got more than they bargained for when a 50-tonne whale emerged beneath their boat.
We threaded past the sleeping shopping malls and shiny multiplexes, down a series of winding streets and through a stone pedestrian tunnel, until we emerged beneath raised train tracks.
The supraclavicular nerve arises from the third and fourth cervical nerves and emerges beneath the posterior border of the sternocleidomastoid muscle.
Obviously, the cell emerged beneath the imaging plane (Fig. 4(a)), traveled with similar size in following two frames (Figs. 4(b) and 4(c)), and finally dived beneath the imaging plane again (Fig. 4(d)).
An intriguing subtext of anxiety does emerge from beneath the layers of propaganda, however.
What's fascinating, right up to the first physical encounter, is the subliminal way that sexual hints emerge from beneath those closely guarded shells of machismo.
Creatures did not emerge from beneath her bed: instead they swam through her dreams, teeth gleaming in the moonlight, reflected in fierce, hungry eyes.
Prompt removal of logs from the forest to distant processing mills transfers beetles that may emerge from beneath the bark to areas where they can do no harm.
Down in the Florida sunshine the Daytona 500 was taking place and Nascar was about to emerge from beneath the Mason-Dixon Line and go national.
Painted structures by Janice Garramone and Judy Plant initially look like colorful bundles of bamboo and nothing more, but they serve as armatures for sinuous vines that emerge from beneath them.
