Her long mannish face still glowed from beneath the skin, giving her a ripe ochre coloring.
The dollar surged and as such further pulled the rug from beneath the silver and gold markets.
For "It Came from Beneath the Sea" (1955) he employed an octopus with six tentacles instead of eight.
These cracks had nothing to do with where she stood, but were instead the result of upward pressure from beneath the trapdoor.
If Lyons' example were to be followed widely, a big section of their market would be cut from beneath them.
Sediments drilled from beneath the Dead Sea reveal that this most remarkable of water bodies all but disappeared 120, 000 years ago.
There are stages when the ground slowly crumbles out from beneath your (missing) feet, but these are the exception to the rule.
Disturbed by a passing motorcycle rickshaw, a macaque pokes it head from beneath the arch to observe the scene, before retreating nonchalantly into the shade.
Broadcasters and other multichannel video programming distributors (MVPD) have a short window to protect their turf before is gets disrupted from beneath them.
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With curly, blond locks flaring out from beneath his helmet, and a rigid, upright batting stance, Carter was immediately recognizable at the plate.
Hatton struggled to his feet but his legs had gone from beneath him and he was hanging on for dear life at the bell.
The pipeline is part of plans by Sirius Minerals to extract the ore, used in fertilizers, from beneath the North York Moors National Park.
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"September affected not only my life but that of all of the women of Afghanistan, " said Suhaila Sashina, from beneath her bright, blue burqa.
Chinese media said cranes were excavating the sites as children cried for help from beneath the detritus and as ambulances waited together with frantic parents.
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As for wider community cohesion, he believes this balance will pull the rug from beneath racists who have stirred up tensions in the past five years.
One surprisingly rigid paw stuck out from beneath the blanket.
More specifically, they think they should get more cash for gas pumped from beneath their ancestral land, and they are wont to blow up pipelines when more cash is not forthcoming.
Another of the seated protesters spoke up, the group's one woman, in her early seventies maybe, little curls of a faded blond perm peeking from beneath a knit pink wooly cap.
Some women especially in industries that remain male-dominated assume that their perches may be pulled from beneath them at any given moment (and many times, they are indeed encouraged to feel this way).
Ironically, given the complaints about the bubble economy, the most common body upgrade is liposuction, a surgical procedure in which fat is suctioned from beneath the skin with a vacuum machine.
Here, she stands atop a flowing wave of red and white marble, and emerging from beneath her is the winged skeleton of Death, holding aloft an hourglass: a terrifying memento mori hidden in this setting of religious beauty.
And so, from beneath the whitewash, re-emerged the art that defied censorship, mocked the patronising American taste for Mexican curio knick-knacks, indicted American excesses south of the border and encouraged, then as now, the many Latinos who live in America's shadows.
The Jan. 9 collapse in Queens didn't cause any life-threatening injuries, but three workers had to be extricated from beneath fallen machinery after the 170-foot-long boom fell and mowed down part of the building's wooden framework, according to officials and witnesses.
Yes, the digital effects are phenomenal -- midget dragons, oversize dragons, a flying coach drawn by seven white birds, a fully rigged ship rising from beneath a lake, aerial shots of the Hogwarts campus that truly put the fanciful buildings on the map -- but they're so skillfully interwoven with the main action that you take them for granted as casual magic.
The rail-thin Thomassin, all angles and scars and wounded bravado behind his scruffy mustache, and Beaugrand, a tall, pale beauty who hunches her shoulders and bows her head and peers out from beneath her brow through a floppy lock of hair, energetically tangle and trade etched phrases and aggressive silences in fluid long takes that seem composed of a series of sculptural tableaux.
In a paroxysm of desperation, Hadley managed to squirm out from beneath him, like an animal crawling on hands and knees, and in that instant she almost believed that she might escape Anton Kruppev but he had only to lunge after her, seize her ankle in his strong fingers, laughing and climbing over her, straddling her again, more forcibly this time, closing his fingers around her neck.
These breakthroughs allow oil to be sucked economically from far beneath the ocean floor, and out of depleted and formerly abandoned wells.
The paradoxical phenomenon is thought to be caused by relatively cold plumes of fresh water derived from melting beneath the Antarctic ice shelves.
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