Sentence examples for preserved beneath from inspiring English sources
Boulders and landscapes preserved beneath cold-based, non-erosive glacial ice violate assumptions associated with simple cosmogenic exposure dating.
Much of this detail was then preserved beneath huge volumes of ash that rained down on the region.
Winnipeg is Manitoba's capital and, preserved beneath its modern concrete and glass, is the historic Exchange District.
On the other hand, the high-altitude surfaces in the Sukkertoppen region were largely preserved beneath minimally-erosive, cold-based ice during the same period.
There are the 40-year-old hot dogs, perfectly preserved beneath dozens of strata of waste, and the head of lettuce still in pristine condition after 25 years.
It emerged in 1989 that, unlike any other Gothic cathedral, the original medieval internal décor had been preserved beneath layers of 19th-century white-wash and grime.
What Ewa elicits from Bruno and Emil isn't desire or love; it's admiration, even veneration — she's a better high-stakes gambler than Bruno, a more adept escape artist than Emil, and they pay homage to her superiority, one that she preserves beneath a serene, tightly controlled mask of humility.
To remove the potential for tainted ice after the show leaves town, the Garden melted away the Rangers' workplace last night rather than attempt the tricky business of preserving it beneath a costly shield of insulation.
In the center of the hall stood several glass vitrines displaying Warhol's possessions like saintly relics: the artist's snakeskin jacket, a pair of octagonal sunglasses, Warhol's first camera, Warhol's mother's diary, and the prize of the museum — Warhol's baptismal gown, preserved in a case beneath a drawing of an angel by Warhol's mother.
The site lies largely underground, preserved for 3,000 years beneath a layer of peat that keeps artefacts from decaying.
Presumably, water delivered by impacting comets over the eons could have made its way to these 80 degree kelvin (80K) cold traps and been preserved as ice just beneath the surface of the loose soil.
