extended beneath

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Nearby meadows of crimson poppies extended beneath spectacular rock-faced cliffs rising to snow laden peaks.

His hair was spiked and he had a soul-patch goatee, just shading gray, which extended beneath his chin.

In the next phase, the space will be extended beneath two new office buildings, and the full market is expected to open in late 2020.

Network Rail challenged that decision, but the court of appeal ruled that the homeowners were entitled to damages because the plant's rhizomes had extended beneath both of their properties.

The landslide's rupture surface, in advance phase glaciolacustrine sediment (LTA3), extended beneath the streambed causing it to be elevated by approximately 20 m, creating a Type VI landslide dam.

The basal rupture surface of the landslide, in advance-phase glaciolacustrine sediment (LTA3), extended beneath Fox Creek, causing the stream bed to be elevated and creating a Type VI landslide dam (Kim et al. 2010).

A hollow chamber, nine feet deep, extends beneath the 420 feet long, 120 feet wide box.

Or in "Lullaby of Cape Cod" (in Anthony Hecht's translation): I write from an Empire whose enormous flanks extend beneath the sea.

A large scaffold now extends beneath the arch and, from the shore, construction workers can be seen, tiny flyspecks against the sparkling sea, paving the rock.

The much deeper tunnels that extend beneath the Harlem and East Rivers, however, required an entirely different method of construction, since open excavaion was impossible.

Sheer cliff faces extend beneath the gondola as it glides from the Styrian town of Ramsau to the southern part of the Dachstein Massif, home to three glaciers.