Sentence examples for erected for a from inspiring English sources

A wooden stage was erected for a free lunchtime concert.

It is the largest number of tents ever erected for a single site.

These Neolithic temples are among the first instances in Europe of buildings erected for a particular functional purpose.

The walls of the building, which had been erected for a temporary exhibit, were not strong enough to support a conventional dome.

A palazzo erected for a Spanish countess in 1893, Wheatleigh (Hawthorne Road; 413-637-0610) is ofe of Lenox's two truly opulent hotels.

The lease on the South Stand, erected for a prestigious friendly against Real Madrid two years agoin 2013, is up for renewal this year and that end of the ground could be redeveloped at a cost of just under £2m.

The towerlike structure, erected for an emperor's son in the seventh century and still extant many reconstructions later, was renowned not for the prince who gave it his name but for a poet who spent a night there.

It was May 13 , 2014 and in the garden beyond the French doors, where magnolias and dogwoods were in bloom, a tent had been erected for an event that Bradley's wife, Katherine, was hosting the following evening.

The human figures in an eighth-century Crucifixion icon from Mount Sinai and on two icon panels with saints that Kathleen Corrigan attributes to mid-10th century Palestine, ultimately go back to the Hellenistic legacy, and so do the female characters in the nude painted on the walls of a bathhouse erected for an Arab caliph at Qusayr Amra in Jordan around 705 to 715.

With temperatures nudging 25C, the vast beach becomes a sports playground, easily swallowing the row of 20 basketball hoops erected for three-a-side games, football pitches and volleyball courts.

A departure lounge has been erected for "Jurassic Airlines", an authentic Boeing 737 cabin which gives passengers a 12-minute virtual flight along the Jurassic coastline and seas 185 million years ago.