Sentence examples for once beneath from inspiring English sources

Crystal chandeliers -- once beneath the notice of any designer worth his Helmut Lang jeans -- thrilled fairgoers for the second year in a row.

Once beneath the waterfall, it's like taking a hot shower – and if you can force yourself into the recess behind it where the rock has been eroded, you have your own natural steam room.

Both techniques reconnect the sites to what once existed beneath the hardtop.

Katavolos was once standing beneath a dome that imploded, and he didn't get a drop of water on him.

Fossil-laden cliffs on the northern shore of Tasmania and on Maria Island off the eastern coast indicate areas that once lay beneath the sea.

One day last week, Mr. Hershock, the University of Michigan professor, sat in the pew where his family once worshiped, beneath a stained glass window proclaiming, "Honor Thy Mother and Father".

I once found, beneath the floorboards of a three-story Queen Anne, an issue of "The Golden Library of Choice Reading for Boys and Girls," from 1886.

It was then believed to be a legend, but other digging (through city records) showed that a branch of the Long Island Rail Road had once gone beneath the Brooklyn streets.

Restoring the population of oysters, which once flourished beneath the East River's murky waves, could have a significant impact on cleaning up the river.

Pictures beamed back to Earth in the 1970s showed a surface crossed by dried-up rivers and plains once submerged beneath vast ancient lakes.

Bob Diamond has spent nearly his entire adult life curating the Atlantic Avenue train tunnel in Downtown Brooklyn, an abandoned 19th-century rail line that once ran beneath Atlantic Avenue between Court and Hicks Streets.