Sentence examples for through the underbelly from inspiring English sources
I saw her again years later, when I was in Dublin working on my first novel about my travels through the underbelly of Europe.
One night the two trawled through the underbelly of New York – a land of auto shops, transmission specialists and alignment centres – to find the place.
"Kell on Earth," which begins on Monday, is the latest addition to the Bravo universe, a reality show that follows a publicist, Kelly Cutrone, as she bullies and cajoles her way through the underbelly of the New York fashion world.
There are plenty of those in this promenade installation created by Tristan Sharps for dreamthinkspeak, which takes audiences on a dreamlike journey through the underbelly of Shoreditch town hall.
Like Houellebecq's, Despentes's reputation was built on the obscenity of her work, starting with the 1993 Baise-moi, and like that earlier novel, Apocalypse bébé features a duo of women on a journey through the underbelly of society, an incompetent private detective and a lesbian bounty hunter tracking down a rampant rich girl gone missing.
The book is about a young, opportunistic, ambitious nobody-assistant-curator of the Cloisters in 1963, which I was, wading through the underbelly of the art world to acquire a great prize.
That's the spirit of this warm and funny album, which skips past traditionals for true-life stories, like the naughty "I Know What Santa's Getting for Christmas" (written by Garth Brooks and Kent Blazy) and the 1973 Merle Haggard hit "If We Make It Through December," which details the underbelly of the holidays: "Got laid off down at the factory / And their timing's not the greatest in the world".
SOUTH KOREA continues its romp through the soft underbelly of Europe.
Nonetheless, his thought-provoking journey, through the strange underbelly of a vividly rendered France, lingers in the reader's memory.
Three times they cut through the soft underbelly of the American League, the Texas Rangers, in the first round, but these guys are not the Rangers.
In THE SINNER'S GRAND TOUR: A Journey Through the Historical Underbelly of Europe Broadwayy, paper, $15), the veteran travel writer Tony Perrottet sets off on a romp across England, France and Italy, searching for remnants of their bawdy past.
