Sentence examples for erected under from inspiring English sources

Around fifty structures were erected, restored or completed, a number second only to the amount erected under Augustus.

Steel shoring columns were erected under the auditorium.

Where there was no building, cardboard booths were erected under trees.

The bus pulled up behind a stage that had been erected under the gate.

A temporary structure had been erected under a white canopy with chandeliers and decorated with giant bouquets of lilies.

But because of damage to steel bearings, 20 steel support columns were erected under the northbound lanes.

In Brasilia, the activists have erected tents under the shadow of the newly constructed World Cup stadium at the Nilson Nelson Gymnasium, which has been turned into a Congress hall and concert venue.

The central group of buildings erected by Héré under Stanisław I constitutes one of the most perfect and homogeneous existing examples of 18th-century French architecture.

The building was erected in 1870, under the lavish auspices of the [Boss] Tweed administration, from plans drawn up by the designers of the Park.

They were speedily followed by a single bird, (apparently a female) which, alone and unaided built a nest in another tree: but when it was nearly completed, apparently not liking her situation, she demolished it, and erected another immediately under the first comers.

We erected the tent under a stand of white pines behind our own sandy beach, swam in the shallow water and managed to catch a two-pound smallmouth bass that I gladly substituted for the macaroni and cheese I had packed as supper.