Sentence examples for underneath would be from inspiring English sources

The giant shrine, with a large space for the pilgrims to gather and worship underneath, would be only 30 feet shorter than the entire Statue of Liberty – including its base and foundations – and is designed to put the village of Olgliastro Cilento on the tourist map.

There was a time when waking up in the morning and seeing the headline, "Theresa May: I scrape the mould off the top of jam and eat what's underneath" would be surprising – it's the kind of thing someone randomly and without context would come out with in group therapy to an awkward silence.

All fossils are preserved as depressions in the bases of beds, implying that the organism, although not mineralised, was firm enough to resist being crushed as sediment accumulated above it; as the soft parts of the organism decayed, the soft muds underneath would be squeezed up into the shell, preserving the shape of the organism.

To leave the site in its present state because of what is possibly buried underneath it would be folly.

In one sheaf of drawings, severe tailored coats contrast seductively with the fluid dresses underneath, which would be cut from wispy chiffon, washed crepe and georgette.

"He wanted a statue to crack like a shell falling apart," Hitchcock recalled, "with ants crawling all over it, and underneath there would be Ingrid Bergman, covered in ants.

It's safe to say that if a Jackson Pollock were X-rayed and a work by his artist wife, Lee Krasner, were discovered underneath, it would be the topic of fevered speculation in art journals.

The second tier of bleachers, directly underneath the scoreboard, would be left untouched.

But I still thought that being blond even underneath my hijab would be cool.

To find the area underneath it, you would be finding the area of a rectangle between y=0 and y=4.

The pouch should be placed in the back corner of the grill so it is not directly underneath where food would be placed.