Sentence examples for sticks beneath from inspiring English sources

She's trapped, as buried as the money Walter sticks beneath the desert sands.

For the ipod style, grab the hard plastic sticks beneath where the sound comes out of with your thumb on one side and your index and middle fingers on the other.

He is called to inspect a suspicious-looking object stuck beneath a small bridge running parallel to Highway No 1.

"My right hand was stuck beneath me; with my left hand I cleared my face," he said.

Riggen's account of the 2010 Chilean mining accident that left 33 men stuck beneath ground is more thoughtful than the average disaster movie.

The death toll was expected to rise, perhaps significantly, with many people reported to be stuck beneath dozens of collapsed buildings.

Horses can take stitches from rubbing up against a protruding nail on a barn wall or get their feet stuck beneath a stall door.

Although Jeter didn't exactly throw Rodriguez under the proverbial bus, neither did he lend a hand when A-Rod was stuck beneath its wheels last summer.

It marries folk and rock and blues and jazz and gospel, flute, harpsichord, vibraphone – to create these eight songs that don't so much play as wrap themselves around your legs, that get stuck beneath your fingernails.

She says that one night she thought, God, if you exist, I need to know; the next day, when she went shopping, she found something stuck beneath the windshield wiper of her car.

Then there was the moment when Christian Atsu crossed low for Paul Dummett but the left-back got the ball stuck beneath his feet at the wrong moment and sent the ball ballooning towards the Leazes End.