Sentence examples for erect from from inspiring English sources

Erect from the bulbs the hyacinthine, bold.

Stem: +- erect, from +- branched caudex or rhizomes.

Stem: erect, from a woolly mat.

Instead their stems remain erect from emergence through flowering and senescence.

Habit: Annual to perennial herb, +- erect, from caudex, taproot, or rhizome; rarely dioecious.

It is strictly forbidden for you to expose your thighs, buttocks, or especially your nipples, erect from the frigid Russian air".

He had the structure erected from 1466 to 1469 as his final resting place.

The Boston Globe has explained how its paywall will operate once it is erected from the beginning of next month.

They sleep four or five to a mattress in two "rooms" erected from branches, tarpaulins and sheets of scrap wood.

The results of this sustainability exercise are presented through the description of two major constructions erected from a mount of waste in Marseille (France).

For the Chelsea show the Roths are continuing one of the most monumental food-based works, towers erected from stacks of small busts made from chocolate and sugar.