Sentence examples for specially erected from inspiring English sources

Deutsch said in the journal Design & Construction: "We endeavour to make our buildings express the fact that they are specially erected as the homes of the latest, most progressive entertainment in the world".

On his first visit home as Pope, in June 1979, he stood before a million well-disciplined people in Victory Square, Warsaw, where a 60ft-high cross had been specially erected.

The match was the first domestic fixture to be staged overseas and was played in perfect conditions on a specially erected 5,000-seat 5,000-seat the luxurioustadiumds of the Eminathe Paluxuriousl.

A good time was had in a specially erected marquee by the Hinterland cast and crew, involving a rousing covers set by the crew-recruited "Hinterband" (Harrington plays the drums) and "ferocious cocktails that blew everybody's heads off and suddenly it was Monday".

It was a sombre occasion, mournful hymns filled the tent, specially erected for the 4,500 guests.

The next schedule commenced from 1 March 2013 at a specially erected set at Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad where scenes featuring Kalyan and the other cast members were shot.

Despite the lack of domestic tradition, Team GB were rapturously received in the specially-erected 15,000-seat arena inside Earls Court in west London, which was full aside from the by now ubiquitous empty block of best seats reserved for the Olympic "family".

Bleasdale, who was third in the World Indoor Championships earlier this season, will compete in a specially-erected arena in Manchester's Albert Square.

Kamal attended talks in two key locations in Luton: in a specially-erected back garden marquee and a Methodist church hall.

And they don't come more exclusive than the Vanity Fair party which last year moved from its usual location at Sunset Tower hotel to a specially-erected venue on Sunset Boulevard.

Using skills no doubt honed by caring for Colonel Qaddafi, who avoids hotels in favor of Bedouin tents, workers erected "specially equipped" silk, canvas, plastic and gauze tents for guests, with electric fans and roses on the beds, in the middle of sparsely populated villages of concrete huts.