Sentence examples for lost beneath from inspiring English sources

Another garden lost beneath paving stones.

It was lost beneath a mound of cornbread dressing.

The skirt steak was lost beneath its powerful reduction of balsamic vinegar with shallots.

The first two days, he was incommunicado, lost beneath a breathing apparatus when he was not in surgery.

He's passably handsome and, I understand, well-built from doing weights, although today his musculature is lost beneath a hoodie.

This gets to the heart of a story that has been lost beneath the drama of the season: Jarvis.

As word spread, Mumler's hobby became a lucrative business, and soon he was taking spirit photographs from dusk till dawn, summoning lost loves beneath his skylight, and dispensing solace to a public addled by the rising death toll of the Civil War.

By the end of the year, if all goes according to plan, we should have the first sight - and the first samples - of a lost world beneath the ice.

It's just been lost somewhere beneath the waves.

Genuine bargains are lost – often literally – beneath swathes of unwanted cast-offs that charity shops simply can't shift.

Jennings had just lost to Watson; beneath his "Final Jeopardy!" response, he had written, "I for one welcome our new computer overlords".