Sentence examples for some beneath from inspiring English sources
Sensors placed in strategic locations -- some beneath the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge -- are constantly beaming information back to Dr. Kolodzy's Wireless Network Security Center.
It was destroyed when fire consumed the building in 476 A.D. Before long, earthquakes and floods and landslides finished the destruction begun by Theodosius II at Olympia, and the ruins, some beneath twenty feet of silt, remained underground for more than a millennium, until excavators, principally Germans, brought them back to light.
Many suspected Iranian nuclear facilities were located in busy suburbs, some beneath busy cities.
Still, you wanted more: some anguish beneath the lofting phrases.
His house had been burned, but he managed to salvage some documents beneath a box.
"They are coming in huge quantities, truck fulls sometimes with some coming beneath cars and buses".
Ms. Scott, who seems to have some spark beneath those towering headdresses, is a sadder casualty.
Some lay beneath the telephone, others were scattered atop the napkin dispenser.
This Topshop style permits a little decorative flair and could still smuggle some socks beneath (£40).
In 2014 output per hour worked was 1.3% lower than in 2011, and some 14% beneath its pre-crisis trend.
Though let's hope she can reveal some spontaneity beneath the superwoman façade: a singalong rendition of Wellybootylicious, perhaps?
