Sentence examples for grow beneath from inspiring English sources

These grow beneath rusty plates, with brine.

Polyps, cysts, and nodes grow beneath the epithelium, adhering to its underside.

Or as Othello reported, "Cannibals that each other eat, /The Anthropophagi, and men whose heads/Do grow beneath their shoulders".

Some crustose lichens grow beneath the surface of bark or rock so that only their fruiting structures penetrate the surface.

Other richly represented families include the sedges, irises, grasses, lilies, and orchids, all of which consist of small, herbaceous plants that grow beneath the shrub canopy.

Les trompettes usually grow beneath young oaktrees, rising from cushions of green moss, where they congregate in clusters, looking like purple, blacshaded crocuses.

Fruit, cereals, and legumes are grown beneath the palms.

One valiant basil plant is now growing beneath a tomato plant.

So as the plane descends, a woodworm colony grows beneath it of human-sized holes beside piles of excavated rubble.

I'm convinced her hair is always so elaborate and beautiful because there are snakes growing beneath it.

Afterwards we lay flat on the white heather, watching the clouds, and found a tangle of blueberries growing beneath us.