Sentence examples for living beneath from inspiring English sources

The researchers collected cavefish living beneath the Somali desert.

It's quite frightening to be told the bombers were living beneath you all that time".

One out of five Greeks is currently living beneath the poverty line.

To those living beneath the flight paths of busy airports such as Heathrow and Stansted, it brings hope of relief.

A woman living beneath the property with her baby son told BMFTV she "awoke to an explosion".

If Americans are addicted to living beyond their means, the Chinese are too adept at living beneath theirs.

Certainly not in Islington, with its £8m houses and 46 per cent of its children living beneath the poverty line.

The charity is launching a children's commission on poverty, to record the experiences of children living beneath the breadline.

It is as though we have turned over a rock and are shocked to find insects living beneath it.

But nervousness over what the business, and its eight employees, might need keeps her living beneath her means.

He joined a group of Eritreans living beneath a tarpaulin shelter off the Rue des Garennes, 800m from the port.