Sentence examples for fallen beneath from inspiring English sources

Migrants have fallen beneath moving trains and lost limbs.

Poppy cultivation has dropped by 19percentt since 2007, and has fallen beneath 2006 levels as well, the report said.

But, for too long, a group of coasting schools, many in leafy areas with more advantages than schools in disadvantaged communities, have fallen beneath the radar.

The truck, from Ace Party Rental, was not going fast, just inching forward, but, unaware that the man had fallen beneath, the driver struck him, said Mr. Faye, 49.

Police said the second man attempted to do the same, but the lorry began to move off and he is believed to have fallen beneath the rear wheels of the lorry suffering fatal injuries.

Part of the Department for Education's aim is to identify schools that have previously fallen "beneath the radar" in leafy areas such as Oxfordshire and Surrey; results seem good, as they have high-attaining intakes, but the department says children are not being pushed to reach their full potential.

If they fall beneath that standard, they may be liable.

Three leaders, Hague, Duncan Smith and Howard, fell beneath Blair's chariot.

It would most likely cause insurers to redesign plans to fall beneath the threshold.

One worker survived when he fell beneath the bodies of the others, Mr. Pedersen said.

In the past, episodes like this tended to fall beneath a critic's radar.