Sentence examples for keep it beneath from inspiring English sources

Instead, wrap it in a shirt or cloth and keep it beneath the bird.

Turn the knife slightly to keep it sliding beneath the bone; the curve of the blade should help it slide around large bones and joints.

She croons the word "beautiful" so many times that it's almost impossible to keep it from sinking beneath your skin and letting it stay there.

Keep it in your purse hidden beneath everything else.

Arctic surface ice acts as a thermal shield by reflecting sunlight back to space, but the ice beneath it helps keep it cool, and helps winter reformation of ice.

She brought it to England and kept it in a secret drawer beneath a bookcase in the guest bedroom and wanted her daughter to have it.

But a mass of loneliness and longing just beneath the comedy keeps it from floating away.

It keeps its poison in glands beneath its skin, so any reckless human taking a bite would be in trouble immediately.

And with it, public expressions of anger from a community that has traditionally kept its head beneath the parapet have started to mushroom.

For years, local supply routes were controlled by the Gulf Cartel, a long-established criminal organisation which kept its activities largely beneath the public radar.

The field is no longer under sufficient pressure for the oil to flow naturally, so Daqing Oil, the subsidiary of PetroChina that runs it, must keep injecting water beneath it to push the oil out of the wells.