Sentence examples for longer erected from inspiring English sources

After its defeat at the hands of the Petexbatún kingdom, Motul de San José no longer erected sculpted stelae but the history of the site continued to be recorded to a certain extent in texts on Ik-style ceramics.

I would give half my kingdom to have seen the faces of the dietary queens when the later shots came in: frame after frame of full-cream women, no longer erect but lying or sprawling on the floor, their bodies — and therefore their consciences — untroubled by diets from either end of the alphabet.

I would give half my kingdom to have seen the faces of the dietary queens when the later shots came in: frame after frame of full-cream women, no longer erect but lying or sprawling on the floor, their bodies and therefore their consciences untroubled by diets from either end of the alphabet.

In October 2008, fear grew that the Peace Candle would no longer be erected when Easton employees who previously volunteer to climb the Peace Candle structure no longer wished to assemble it.

The former satellites of Tikal, such as Jimbal and Uaxactun, did not last much longer, erecting their final monuments in 889.

And sometimes, it no longer gets erect at all.

Yet it is vulnerable: an object to be fondled and pondered, rung out and draped over a head that can no longer hold itself erect.

Each major data breach has offered a teachable moment for all businesses, illustrating that it's no longer enough to erect an impenetrable wall around a single digital infrastructure to ward off threats.

It's no longer enough to erect a few stages in a park outside of Coventry and hope that a sizable audience will pay through the nose to drink warm beer out of plastic cups.

So Tyson can cling to a large erect pole longer than anyone else.

Because scientists have become more specialized since the mid-nineteenth century, Darwin's breadth of knowledge is no longer possible, erecting another barrier to the appreciation of Origin.