Sentence examples for there beneath a from inspiring English sources

There beneath a branch is the grey face and brown body of a 10-foot male.

People walk around down there beneath a cantilevered section of the building.

The park bench there, beneath a stark steel trellis, is perpetually empty owing to a stratum of guano.

And there beneath a bush I saw a white rabbit, its pink nose testing the air before its alerted, pink-veined ears.

The search was based on a belief among investigators that a local handyman who kept a workshop in the basement in 1979 had abducted and murdered the boy and possibly buried his body there beneath a concrete floor.

It was the night before the abbreviated, joyless Golden Globes, and there, beneath a giant crystal chandelier in Queens, was Souleymane Bah, 2005's Chauffeur of the Year, looking dapper in a tan suit and a derby, with his pocket square arranged just so.

Put another way: Is there something out there, skittering beneath a cloud of black smoke, that's stranger still?

There, beneath the sign, was a familiar sight, a man strolling down the street working on a Palm Pilot (albeit an outdated version).

The space was empty, but the fireplace glowed, Champagne chilled in an ice bucket and there, beneath her napkin, was a small blue Tiffany box.

There beneath the trees, by a pool and tennis court, they will gather with friends to say hello, goodbye, before Abby returns to her sophomore year of college.

On a recent sunny afternoon, some children were tossing around a baseball there, beneath two wildly flowering cherry blossom trees, oblivious to the history around them.