Sentence examples for erected under the from inspiring English sources

Steel shoring columns were erected under the auditorium.

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

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

Congress created the Mint in 1792, and its original headquarters, in Philadelphia, was the first government building to be erected under the authority of the Constitution.

A hundred feet or so from the screen stood a row of benches, and, just behind them, in a plywood structure erected under the pedestrian passageway, was a projection booth.

He insisted, night after night, that the common law had replaced religion in England and that in the secular idols erected under the common law could be fround the cause of most of their evils.

A modern Greathead shield illustrates his original developments: miners working under a hood in individual small pockets that can be quickly closed against inflow; shield propelled forward by jacks; permanent lining segments erected under protection of the shield tail; and the whole tunnel pressurized to resist water inflow.

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

As for the construction quality of the structures they erected under such working conditions and in haste, we'll see.

The fort was built around  79; it was built as part of the fortifications erected under Gn.

His pupil Hermesianax wrote that a statue of him was erected under a plane tree by the people of Cos, depicting him as "frail with all the glosses".