Sentence examples for is erected from inspiring English sources
verb
To put up by the fitting together of materials or parts.
- To erect a house or a fort
An experimental set-up is erected.
A mobile-phone mast is erected in a village.
In the winter, a small ice rink is erected.
There, amid drumming and ululation, the maypole is erected.
If a one-room transitional shelter is erected where a multifamily dwelling stood, who gets it?
Each sculpture is erected on a rigged pedestal with a lever sticking out of one corner.
During the course of the festival, a temporary city is erected and demolished over mere months.
An outdoor stage is erected in the space between the three soaring clam-shape concert halls.
As players take their positions, a makeshift bar, the Bramble Inn, is erected.
Often it is erected against a pillar and sometimes upon a short, free-standing base or slender column.
Every fortnight in a different part of Jahangirpuri, a rickety stage is erected, usually facing blocks of makeshift shacks.
