Sentence examples for simple erect from inspiring English sources
The conidiophores were simple, erect, with somewhat flexouse apical part.
The stem, which ranges from 10 to 30 cm in height and terminates in a narrow, dense flowering spike, is simple, erect and smooth and bears few leaves.
Habit: Annual, perennial herb, generally forming mats, glabrous, internal air cavities evident; caudex generally 0; rhizomes generally evident, long, scaly, bulb or tuber at tip generally 0. Stem: simple, generally erect, smooth, generally not hollow; tip generally not rooting.
Menhirs were simple upright stones, sometimes of great size, and were erected most frequently in western Europe, especially Brittany.
The answer is not quite as simple as erecting a firewall between Christian evangelism and social action.
His recruitment technique was almost as simple: Leong erected a billboard at the foot of a long, steep road climb, saying anyone who completed it in less than 34 minutes on one of the weighty local bikes would claim a 100,000 shilling prize, a vast sum for the area, worth about £1,500.
His body was never recovered; a cross with a simple inscription, erected in his memory, still stands at the summit of the Hut Point promontory.
Stem: decumbent to erect, simple.
Stem: erect, simple or branched at base.
Stem: erect, simple or few-branched.
