Sentence examples for underside for from inspiring English sources

Only now are city and authority officials beginning serious exploration of using the surface of the city, rather than its underside, for mass transit.

Now lay the beef in the pan and cook without turning for three to four minutes, then turn and brown the underside for a further four minutes.

Nearby a black Dries van Noten belt was a pricey $295, which didn't make sense until I discovered that it had a reversible purple suede underside for those important nights when you feel like dressing like a scoop of sherbet.

If you received a Toad vehicle as a bonus gift from us, please check its underside for the tracking code 1656OW00 to determine if it is one of the recalled toys.

For each post-Columbia shuttle trip to the International Space Station, astronauts have inspected the orbiter's underside for damage to the heat shield similar to the puncture in Columbia's left wing caused by falling foam.

It has solar panels on its underside for charging up, and the wheels have a tread meant to give it purchase on steeper climbs of up to 45 degrees in incline.

Attached to the shuttle's 50-foot robot arm, it would hold a set of cameras and laser devices for examining the shuttle's undersides for damage.

This fungus, which earned its common name because its texture is reminiscent of white-meat chicken when cooked, is a member of the polypores - a large group of fungi that produces bracket or shelf-shaped mushrooms with innumerable tiny pores on their undersides for sporing.

Some sources have missions terminating in early July , 1970and the aircraft flying to the "Bone Yard" at Davis-Monthan AFB where they were returned to C-123K standard, then returned to South Vietnam still wearing their camouflage and black undersides for transport duty.

It took Mr. Swaine nearly a month to create a two-foot-tall mermaid, using hundreds of shell fragments, including the most slender of slivers for her hair and the underside of clamshells for a purple strip cascading down her tail.

Ireland was no Agincourt, but the underside of "God for Harry, England and St George!", a reminder of high taxes, ragged conscripts, corrupt officers and of "all those legs and arms and heads chopped off in a battle", as one of Shakespeare's soldiers says on the eve of that other battle, in France.