Sentence examples for be easily erected from inspiring English sources
The limestone, granite, and aluminium skyscraper was specially designed to be easily erected, with standardized paneling and structural fittings, and was completed in only 18 months, opening in 1931.
Individual liner plates are light in weight and are easily erected by hand.
Because Whipple truss bridges were easily disassembled and re-erected, the remaining western span of the Whipple truss over the South Branch was dismantled in 1937 and relocated to Capon Lake in southeastern Hampshire County to convey Capon Springs Road (West Virginia Secondary Route 16) between West Virginia Route 259 and Capon Springs.
Tubular scaffolding can easily be erected in any shape, length, or height.
Villages evolve, don't they?" Poundbury in Dorset has been evolving since the mid-1990s and is easily Britain's most famous – or infamous – new-build village: the brainchild of Prince Charles, erected on land owned by the Duchy of Cornwall.
The species in stirps Subflammans are characterised by having conspicuous erect tufts or scales on the cap surface that are easily sloughed off by rain and age in lieu of the gelatinous nature of the underlying cap cuticle.
Cluster: 1 Hymenogaster arenarius, a species originally erected by the Tulasne brothers in 1844, but recently proposed to not constitute a species of its own [16], is easily distinguishable by several constant macromorphological characters [34].
Circumventions are easily found.
Babies are easily distracted.
Yet architecturally, the city had never been particularly "southern"—because Atlanta originated as a railroad town, rather than a patrician southern seaport like Savannah or Charleston, many of the city's landmarks could have easily been erected in the Northeast or Midwest.
