Sentence examples for the erected from inspiring English sources

Literature relating to impacts of wind turbines however mostly deals with issues around ecological or visual impact of the erected turbines.

The 'classic' linear progression of the ape into the erected human is the most common image to be retrieved in searches for 'evolution' on the world wide web.

Spotted hyenas will often perform a "greeting ceremony": standing side-by-side and head-to-tail, each sniffing the erected phallus of the other.

The erected statue does rise over a broken chain, half-hidden by her robes and difficult to see from the ground.

The erected granite stones found in several places in the salted land, with the most prominent ones seen in Carnac, are older than Stonehenge, 4500 BC versus 3000 BC.

Fit the polythene cage at the apex of the erected trap and support the cage with strings stretched from thin sticks that are fastened on one of the side poles.

Some 14 walls segregating predominantly Roma neighbourhoods have popped up across the country since 2008, the latest erected in the country's second largest city earlier this month.

When we speak of Calcutta's architecture, we usually mean the colonial institutions that the British erected, or the aristocratic mansions of North Calcutta (once called the "Black Town" by the English) built by Bengali landowners.

During the truce, the military erected walls of concrete and barbed wire around the approaches to the Ministry of the Interior.

The homes on her block were built in 1989, the first erected by the New York City Housing Partnership in conjunction with Ridgewood Bushwick.

But still the pylons came – from the first erected near Edinburgh to the 90,000 that now stand across the land.