Sentence examples for sturdily constructed from inspiring English sources
Enigmatic and yet accessible, sturdily constructed but for contemplation only, "Glass Room" is a sparkling addition.
Enigmatic yet accessible, sturdily constructed but for contemplation only, "Glass Room" is a sparkling addition (Glueck).
The same is true for "What I Heard," which illustrates why sturdily constructed pop will never go out of style.
This 1965 sex farce, which Abe Burrows adapted from a French play, remains a forgettable but sturdily constructed artifact.
Lucy Turner takes sturdily constructed furniture from the 1950s to 1970s and reconditions it with bespoke Formica marquetry.
A sturdily constructed comedy with an underlying poignancy, the play could easily become a staple of regional theater.
Containing Ivery, Columbia's sturdily build running back, could be a key priority.
And unlike the vast majority of Victorian bamboo, much of which was constructed, often unsteadily, with small nails, Shanxhi's bamboo furniture was sturdily made with mortise-and-tenon joinery, like other fine wood furniture.
Perry's sturdily-constructed pop tunes are whipped up into a hectic megamix, each number the excuse for ever more outlandish staging.
Alpheus Babcock, for one, began to construct his instruments more sturdily than his predecessors.
