Sentence examples for Well erect from inspiring English sources

The Yankees may as well erect a billboard to monitor their pace.

As for those glory days at the Paramount, you might as well erect a statue of the Beatles outside Shea Stadium.

They might as well erect billboards along the Gulf Coast proclaiming "Free Money for All!" Let me repeat something else I've said before about the Gulf Coast Claims Facility.

The Obama administration "might as well erect their own pink neon sign at the Arizona-New Mexico border saying welcome illegals to your United States, my home is your home," he said.

The company has been experimenting with a new program as well, erecting pop-up shops to gain more traffic and higher engagement from users.

As well as erecting the structure, the plans involve the restoration of the surrounding park, which is owned by the London Borough of Bromley and houses the ageing National Sports Centre, with renewed Italianate terracing and a central tree-lined avenue.

This gloomy picture is a far cry from the days when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Gov. George E. Pataki were issuing seemingly daily news releases on rebuilding of Lower Manhattan, developing the city's newest business district on the West Side and expanding the city's convention center, and creating a rail link from downtown to Long Island, as well as erecting a couple of stadiums and arenas.

All individuals possessing a well-developed, erect rostellum (Type I) failed to set any fruit, except one Type I individual each of B. humblotii and B. malawiense, which nonetheless had low fruit set (8% and 2%, respectively).

Thus, the inability of auto-pollination, as assessed by fruit set failure in bagged flowers, was almost unequivocally expressed by the presence of a well-developed, erect rostellum (Type I), which is often considered typical for insect-mediated cross-pollination in orchids (Dressler, 1981; Arditti, 1992; van der Cingel, 2001; Tan & Nishida, 2005).

Thereafter was period of consolidation and improving the land by digging wells and erecting live fences which will be discussed later.

Van Herpen trained as a ballet dancer until her late teens, which helps explain her keen interest in the movement of the human body in space, as well as her erect posture and her air of ingrained discipline.