Sentence examples for flimsily built from inspiring English sources
They planned to sit there, in a flimsily built tent-city, until Nakba day, on 15 May.
Both were huge disasters all the same, and in both cases the worst damage was in the crowded, flimsily built eastern flatlands.
"The head of the firefighting operations in Karachi has noted that the factory was dangerous, flimsily built and had no emergency exits," said Zohra Yusuf, chairwoman of the rights group.
So they converted to the wider gauge, though not without cost: flimsily built narrow-gauge lines made for inefficient, twisting, expensive-to-maintain standard-gauge ones, as the Nickel Plate Road, the Norfolk & Western and others quickly found out.
The first, in the night of March 9 10 , 1945 against Tokyo, destroyed about 25 percent of the city's buildings (most of them flimsily built of wood and plaster), killed more than 80,000 people, and made 1,000,000 homeless.
Large building programs gave Flavian and Antonine emperors the opportunity not only to repair the damage caused by fire and falling buildings (as stated, a frequent hazard among the densely packed and flimsily built accommodations for the urban plebs) but also to relieve widespread urban unemployment.
Some public works are built flimsily, or not at all.
It is penetrated by timber-company roads, the occasional settlement, and hunting camps built flimsily on plots with short leases.
Built Versus Natural Environment.
