Sentence examples for fare beneath from inspiring English sources
Other newcomers include Zuntra, with its sleek rooftop bar soaring high above the bay's arcing splendor, and Zibu, which serves a fusion of Mexican and Thai fare beneath a palapa, or thatched roof pavilion, so hyperbolically dramatic that even Philippe Starck would blush.
"It's hard not to feel that this brand of deeply forgettable fare is beneath Bullock," Texas Monthly wrote of "The Heat," which has taken in more than $200 million at the global box office.
Beneath the Fare Request Form heading on the site's home page, I clicked on a link for U.S.A. Departures.
If there's a 44-pound cat somewhere in the world, or a guy in a house with 200 dogs, or a Siamese triplet with a pony hoof growing out of her head, it'll be on Drudge, fonted up to a fare-thee-well beneath a story about a Supreme Court verdict.
This is a story in which truly awful things happen and truly daring deeds are performed; beneath the teenage angst, it's serious fare, and yet its depictions of horror and moments of courage often feel dulled by the limitations of its point of view.
Tables encircle a pool beneath palm trees draped with fairy lights, and typical Aruban fare includes fresh fish drizzled with homemade sauces and huge steaks served with piles of sweet potato mash.
Beneath the cosmopolitan swagger and japery, "The Vice Guide to Everything" has the same remedial bent as most other MTV fare.
