| The plant is an erect annual herb with the height ranging from 0.5 metres to 3.5 metres tall. |
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| This lichen has a scale-like squamulose structure but also produces erect stalked cups termed podetia. |
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| The maned wolf of South America is a magnificent animal with a pointed muzzle and very large erect ears. |
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| Most species have relatively small heads with short, pointed or semipointed, erect ears and a relatively long, pointed muzzle. |
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| With sturdy metal beams as their building blocks, architects and engineers could erect monumental skyscrapers hundreds of feet in the air. |
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| These early Caribbean planters were among the first Europeans in the New World to erect such a comprehensive slave code. |
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| The strongly transverse mucronate outline was one of the major criteria used by Crickmay to erect Regelia. |
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| Older studies noted that runners, stolons or prostrate stems of many plants became more erect when shaded. |
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| A Bailey bridge is best described as a kit-form bridge system that is versatile and is relatively quick to erect and dismantle. |
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| Greenwich Council has given the church permission to erect a new church building and a terrace of six houses. |
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| Degas drew Perrot, erect and white-haired, a little thick in the middle, grasping a ballet master's stick for beating time. |
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| Equally, the decision to erect a marquee in the car park to cater for some corporate functions has been questioned by events organisers. |
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| The second tendency is for societies to erect moral codes, which often frown on behaviour encoded by our selfish genes. |
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| They also plan to erect a standing stone in New York City's Central Park, carved with Viking runes in honour of Eriksson's 1000th anniversary. |
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| Security forces intervened when youths threw burning tyres into the streets and tried to erect barricades. |
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| This land was offered to the Basilians on the condition that they erect a parish church along with a college. |
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| Lord's forms are hand-built rather than thrown on the wheel, but that doesn't mean they can't be erect and symmetrical. |
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| It is erect and rigid, light green in color slightly shaded reddish brown, fairly tomentous and glandular, and bearing some tiny prickles. |
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| Oaks toothwort is an interesting native wildflower with rhizomatous growth and erect stems from 10-30 cm tall. |
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| The county council did decide to purchase 500 signposts to erect at junctions and dangerous corners. |
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| As part of the plan, tribespeople want to erect community and educational centers near the site and develop related ecotourism. |
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| The nearby beach where the toddler loved to play has also been renamed after him and locals want to erect a marble monument to the youngster. |
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| They'd erect the posts, splice them together with the ropes and everything. |
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| The disease is common and can be quite severe in the southern portions of the Midwest on erect and trailing blackberries and black raspberries. |
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| It has an erect woody stem, brown or reddish-brown bark, and highly branched saplings. |
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| What I have to do then is erect signposts at all the junctions where there are wrong turnings so as to help people past the danger points. |
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| They are mostly epiphytes and lithophytes with fleshy or wiry stems that may grow erect or pendant. |
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| A Western man in the audience could attract as much attention as an erect nipple. |
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| And plans are now in place to erect a monument to celebrate their achievements. |
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| When we erect monuments and memorials as a public tribute to specific events, they begin to reshape our memories. |
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| I have been approached by a company that wants to erect a telecommunications mast on my land. |
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| Unfastening her bra he pulled it off slowly toward him, her erect nipples rubbing against the flesh of his chest. |
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| Families have a permanent base to park their caravans or erect sectional buildings. |
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| Mr Owen applied for planning permission to erect a wooden fence and a shed on the boundary line. |
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| He possessed an erect, upright bearing and as his hair turned gray, he became more physically impressive but not domineering in appearance. |
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| She bent over, with her arm still erect, and snatched it with her other hand. |
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| The upright beam was held erect with guys, while the oblique arm or boom hoisted and swung the stone into position. |
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| Inhale while in lunge, bringing torso erect, then raise arms straight overhead. |
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| These were active, fast-moving animals, with fully erect and upright posture, just like dinosaurs and mammals. |
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| His back is perfectly straight and erect, his hands behind his head, grasping at his hair, face contorted in agony. |
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| Draw your shoulder blades down and back, using the abs to keep the torso erect, neck long and chest lifted. |
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| To erect the trusses, the steel erector used twelve 78-ft-tall shoring towers, one under each tip of each cantilever. |
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| But in efforts to erect fire walls against same-sex relationships, the Mormon Church is unparalleled. |
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| Some even want us to erect barriers to keep jobs in the United States, even if it means curbing productivity gains. |
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| We erect a barrier of fear and desire that may become difficult to break through. |
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| The flowers are upright, erect and funnel-like in shape, measuring about 40 mm in length. |
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| Japan's courts also appear unwilling to erect barriers to coddle the Old Guard. |
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| It was realized that the Neandertal people, when healthy, stood straight and erect. |
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| They were not asked to erect philosophical systems on the basis of selected premisses, but to consider the kind of truth inherent in all of them. |
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| I also prefer the world of Ash trees as they are straight and erect, no messing about clogging up the skyline. |
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| The application is to erect a 15-metre mast with six antenna and two dishes to be built within a compound. |
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| Corn gromwell is an annual with erect, slender, single stems or several stems branched from the base. |
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| Ask your city or county building department if you need a permit to erect a greenhouse. |
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| But controversial plans to erect wind turbines across St Andrews have reignited the animosity between town and gown. |
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| When disturbed, weevers erect a dark-colored and highly venomous dorsal spine, while pufferfishes, also poisonous, puff up into a ball of spikes. |
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| Kildare County Council has agreed to erect signs denoting the twinning of Kildare with French town Corps Nuds. |
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| At this point he was beginning to erect the walls and had paused from nailing the frame together. |
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| The battle was eventually won and the phone company agreed to erect a smaller transmitter in its place. |
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| The source of the outbreak was traced to neighbouring Zimbabwe, prompting Botswana to erect a high-cost electric fence on the border. |
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| Covered by wild grass, one is not supposed to erect any buildings, plant any trees nor light any fires on this 20-meter wide strip of land. |
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| As fruit develops on gooseberries and blackcurrants, erect temporary netting to protect it from the birds. |
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| Farmer George has just obtained planning permission to erect a corn silo on the farm and Dan Dill believes that this will spoil his view. |
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| Then came major corporations that tried to erect a central stage to make the Internet a platform to preach their own messages. |
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| With a membership of 40 the church is prayerfully seeking a pastor and expecting to be able to erect their own church building. |
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| This extant species has erect jointed colonies, an articulated growth-form which seemingly evolved convergently with that of crisiid cyclostomes. |
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| The opium poppy is an annual herb with an erect stem, having a solitary flower that is white, red, or purplish, depending on the cultivar. |
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| At the podium he stood erect as if he were Adolf orating to a crowd of Hitler Youths. |
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| Brunelleschi won the contest in 1420 with a proposal to erect the dome without wooden centering. |
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| The terminal and erect cymose inflorescence bears actinomorphic, hexamerous, dish-shaped flowers. |
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| Flammulated Owls are small owls with short ear-tufts that can be held erect or flush to the head. |
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| Crowned by a woolly gray mane, it walked erect and emitted humanoid noises. |
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| There was pubic hair, an erect phallus, graphic sounds all sorts of things to incense prudes, and maybe even affect the more jaded among us. |
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| When she opened the cupboard, Alvin saw the inch-high Tyrannosaurus erect and gaping pinkly among the mugs. |
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| Mr Scott said his company needed to erect and build mills and crushers and other necessary equipment in readiness for the processing exercise. |
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| It is hoped to erect the memorial at the lych gate, which leads into the grounds of the Holy Cross Church. |
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| When I applied to the council to erect a gravestone, I was amazed that we were not allowed to place any edging stones around the grave. |
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| Centuries ago, builders used buckets, barrels, and wheelbarrows to help erect the pyramids. |
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| He is seeking planning permission from the council to erect a dwelling house, septic tank and percolation area here. |
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| The lower row of pendent bifoliate petals are on a shallow inclined plane and are staggered with respect to the erect petals. |
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| She muffled a small moan as his hand pinched her erect nipple through the dress. |
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| Meanwhile, in the town of Leeds, police erect barricades and evacuate residents in their search for more clues. |
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| It is proposed to build, plaster and cap a perimeter wall and erect a Cross on completion of the work. |
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| We must erect a national monument to our forebears who lived and died in U.S. slavery. |
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| Money is also needed to create and improve footbaths and boardwalks and to erect interpretation boards. |
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| While his wife wearily cleaned countertops, Patrick nervously sat erect in the back seat of the limousine besides Tiffany Thomsby. |
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| Water flowed down the erect tail, or flukes, to give the impression of a whale diving in the sea. |
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| The costmary plant is a tall and erect perennial chrysanthemum, of minor importance as a condiment. |
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| The flowers are several, large, blue, erect, borne in a terminal, corymbose panicle, on long footstalks. |
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| It stood erect and held back sediment and water until the water ponded upstream to a depth of 1.4 to 1.6 feet. |
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| A proposal in 1978 to erect a statue in Perth to honour the Aboriginal leader Yagan polarised local historical opinion. |
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| Stand erect with feet slightly wider than shoulder width, toes pointing slightly outward. |
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| The new application sought permission to convert and refurbish the convent and erect two buildings on the site. |
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| War planes old and modern are suspended overhead, a V2 rocket stands erect and field guns are scattered about the place. |
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| The National Road becomes known as the National Pike, as some of the states erect toll houses to collect fees from those using the Pike. |
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| The point was not to erect binaries or hierarchies but to appreciate difference, to focus on multiplicities and in-betweens. |
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| All erect proteas are pollinated by sugarbirds, which visit the flowers for their nectar. |
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| Similarly, some modern ectotherms, chameleons for example, have an erect posture. |
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| The department planned to erect additional fencing along the runway to keep out stray animals. |
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| The winter heath is blooming heavily and the summer heather is standing erect with foliage in gorgeous hues of bronze, coral and red. |
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| His sprightly frame is totally erect with not a hint of a stoop and his quick stride and purposeful gait would put men half his age to shame. |
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| He rises quickly from the water, licks his haunches, and stands erect on short back legs. |
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| During the fight the cannonading was so violent that the crew of the Naesborg could not stand erect on the deck. |
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| To protect shrubs, erect a windbreak by inserting stout canes round the plant and then fixing several layers of hessian or netting to them. |
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| The labellum is broad and obtuse, except for the yellow base, which stands erect and half-encloses the column. |
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| Start by standing erect with your feet wider than your hips and turned out slightly. |
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| It was decided to erect a suitably secure railed-off area on where the burial ground is situated. |
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| The verdant hills and raised valleys are ideal for its commodes with ample erect telegraph poles to mark its new territorial space. |
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| Samolus valerandi is a short, creeping perennial with erect stems to 20 cm. |
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| They worked to erect small semicircular breastworks from the many rocks that dotted the terrain. |
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| Another effect of the treatment is erect nipples, which lasts about three to four weeks. |
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| But I did notice that I was the only woman in there whose nipples were erect. |
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| Mammals are warm-blooded, furry, have erect stance, give birth to live young and care for them, and replace their teeth only once. |
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| However, while I was outside yesterday, I noticed that my left nipple was particularly erect. |
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| I will erect a rabbit-proof fence like the famous one Down Under, except that my fence would be about 1,100 miles shorter. |
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| Somewhere on the long list of jobs is a task to erect a nice little shed in the back garden. |
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| When disturbed, weevers erect a dark-colored and highly venomous dorsal spine. |
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| I notice his erect bearing, his poker face, only his moving cheek muscles betray that this man is under great tension. |
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| His erect attitude and sickly whiteness of face, flowing white hair, and spiritual aspect gave him the appearance of a grand old saint. |
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| Forelius sp. 1 is apparently an undescribed species, distinguishable from Forelius maccooki by the lack of erect setae on the antennal scapes. |
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| Ships were wrecked off Bishop Rock until 1847, when Trinity House decided to erect a lighthouse. |
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| Tom stood erect the instant they were released, the sheer sweet sound of Mrs. Malz's voice releasing them was verbal-nectar. |
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| One of the society's activities has been to erect plaques honouring the great range of achievers with Yorkshire roots. |
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| Although old drawings of Tyrannosaurus rex give the beast an almost erect stance and a long reptilian tail, which dragged on the ground. |
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| So I wanted her, wanted to run my tongue over those erect nipples, to play with the twin black hairs, to know what it felt like to slip inside her. |
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| There is need to erect open air prisons to decongest the current ones. |
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| These horns are erect and consist of two branches or prongs, a short branch extending forward and located around halfway up the horn, and a longer, backwardly directed tip. |
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| Both have whitish muzzles and underparts, short, dark, erect manes lacking a forelock, and tufted tails. |
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| Stem unbranched, ascending, base glabrous, upper part streaked-hairy, initially nodding, becoming erect as seeds ripen. |
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| The henbane is a fetid, sticky, densely hairy, usually biennial plant with an erect stem. |
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| In late summer, bear's breeches blooms with creamy white to slightly pink or purplish flowers on dramatically tall, erect stalks held way above the foliage. |
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| The younger driver's parents have been given permission to erect a small memorial plaque at the spot. |
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| It is building an online audience because Advance is one of the few US chains not to erect a paywall. |
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| And since the festival introduced the kind of fence that Texans would be proud to erect along the Mexican border, it has changed significantly. |
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| It shall not be possible to erect the product without activating the locking mechanism. |
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| Then you can erect them very quickly on site at a much-reduced capital cost. |
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| Will she agree to erect a monument honouring firefighters killed in the line of duty? |
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| The sequence in which Saint Thomas treated the capital vices seems to show the obstacles they erect against grace. |
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| When marching, comrades shall maintain the body erect with head and eyes to the front. |
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| Brightly coloured saris on graceful Indian women and striking turbans on erect Sikhs are not unfamiliar sights in our metropolitan areas or small college towns. |
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| Joey stood completely erect with his chin up and his arms pressed against his sides firmly, looking very stiff indeed, like a wooden nutcracker of sorts. |
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| Unlike the pine tree, which stood erect and broke before the storm, the willow yielded to the weight of snow on its branches, but did not break under it. |
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| Hardy was obliged, by an order of the House of Lords, to find the body and reposit it near the place where it was before buried, and also erect a like monument over it. |
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| After a while, it will seem natural to erect a canopy to shield the worshipers from the elements. |
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| It is an erect herb with the stems acutely quadrangular and pale green. |
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| Plans to erect fences around those sectors are underway with Labor Council likely to put the acid on at least 12 Sydney-based councils in the near future. |
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| Some were crumbling, others were erect in immaculate alabaster. |
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| This absolutely worthless look at the ant-like endeavors of the roadies as they strive to erect the sprawling sets is mind-bogglingly dull and unimpressive. |
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| When an organisation is granted the authority to dig the road and erect lights, is there not also a requirement to ensure disruption is minimised? |
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| Surely, though the best name of all is given to sansevieria hyacinthoides, which grows in a green gaggle of twisted leaves, standing erect like snakes. |
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| The bill also grants the army authority to enter buildings without a warrant, cordon off areas, erect barricades and stop vehicles to search them without a warrant. |
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| The erect blackberry should be handled similarly to the black raspberry. |
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| An unusual monopodial plant, having erect slender stems with a few narrow leaves, the orchid Arundina gramini folia is originally from the forests of Asia. |
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| They begin with the proposal to erect a monument to a famous figure. |
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| But they confess to being unable to explicate the concept, and they ultimately resort to treating it as an unanalyzable base on which to erect a theory of physical lawfulness. |
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| Illustrations in works of natural history frequently showed apes assuming erect posture, using human tools, and approximating human proportions in the trunk and limbs. |
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| Each unit of its negotiated geometry is based on two opposed stainless-steel cylinders drawn diagonally erect by two thick and equally opposed cables. |
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| You'll just erect a huge, ugly billboard that stares them in the face as they drive past it every day, forcing their parents to explain what the sign is about. |
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| Easy to erect and reconfigure, some of the tables are provided with castors so that they can be shifted to create meeting places, group workspaces and individual desks. |
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| This single specimen is unlike all the other embryologic orthocones, but we do not believe at this time that this single individual is sufficient to erect a new species. |
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| The sugar mill has recently lodged an application with Richmond Valley Council to erect a 2.4m high paling fence around the mill owned manager's residence in Broadwater. |
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| Another high economic growth period was certainly the time after a pharaoh had died in ancient Egypt and the economy was put under the command to erect a new pyramid. |
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| Assume that the council was proposing to erect or construct a road adjoining privately owned property which was known to be prone to frequent flooding. |
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| Neighbors who were strangers only hours ago now collaborate to erect buildings, construct roads, distribute food, establish defenses, and organize trade. |
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| This should serve as a warning to the inveterate consumerists, who presumably also face extinction should they fail to erect legal barriers to suburban sprawl. |
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| A sample obtained in June was examined and found to consist mainly of hydroids and erect branching polyzoans bound up among shell detritus and argillaceous matter. |
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| Verticordia brownii is an erect, corymbose shrub 30-60 cm tall and 15-30 cm wide with tiny greyish to yellowish-green fleshy leaves, crowded on many short branchlets. |
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| The wedge-shaped head is often wolf or foxlike with short, erect ears. |
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| Now mostly recycled as fence posts, the hollow demountable poles were used originally to erect telegraphic wires across the Central Australian Desert during the 2nd World War. |
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| He took a gowpen of his own double chins, hoisting his head erect. |
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| In other parts of the world we are seeing Test matches played under lights and we are the only international ground in England with planning permission to erect them. |
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| The erect portion of the stem bears paired enations, outgrowths which look like miniature leaves, but unlike true leaves, the enations have no vascular tissue. |
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| The trunk is held erect with the spine straight and chest lifted. |
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| That is to say, these feelings, shaped by biology and gravity which commit us to an upright and erect posture, have obscured some very necessary goals of architecture. |
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| They were tall and erect, straight men in every sense of the term. |
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| The worn T-shirt she wore did nothing to conceal the fact that Jess was cold, her hard, erect nipples pressing against the soft cotton of her shirt. |
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| Planning permission was granted in October 1999 for a development of 32 houses with detached garages and included a proposal to erect a retaining wall. |
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| More than two-thirds of Jack's mature and sheltered garden will disappear this week when builders move in to erect a wall along Anderson's boundary. |
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| If you invade someone's village and start trying to erect school buildings, there are bound to be several people living there who are somewhat better qualified for the job. |
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| Before a builder can erect a house, there has to be a foundation. |
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| Many flowers are borne on each flower spike, which may be erect or slightly arched. |
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| The leaves are produced in whorls or clusters at numerous points along the stems, which may be erect or floating. |
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| Species that are used must also be erect to make it easier for the sheep to access the feed under the snow. |
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| A wonderful tree with large, erect blossoms formed by two-toned, incurving petals of a deep pink outside and blushing white inside. |
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| Her nipples, the color of watered wine, were erect with their unceremonious exposure to air. |
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| But it has also developed novel prefabrication techniques that have allowed it to erect tallish buildings quickly. |
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| Another boss, self-importantly erect in his office chair, is sporting bunny slippers under the desk. |
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| A tall, well built man, his head held erect, he was walking very rapidly. |
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| In our study, post-operative residual LBP while standing may reflect the inability to stand erect due to flat-back syndrome. |
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| Another unresolved mystery centers on the first hominids to stand erect on their two hind legs. |
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| The true auks are black and white and stand erect on land, as do the penguins of the Antarctic. |
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| Some of the structural strength required for grass plants to stand erect comes from the leaves, particularly the leaf sheaths. |
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| The V-shaped ears fold forward when left natural or are cropped to a point and stand erect. |
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| When you have said in remissionem peccatorumI, replace the chalice on the corporal and stand erect. |
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| That means, unless you stand erect mentally and morally, the shadow exists. |
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| Unless otherwise specified, the competitor must stand erect, facing downrange, with arms hanging naturally by the sides. |
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| The large flowers of Datura are funnel-shaped and stand erect in white single flowers. |
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| Even during the high twelve, only when you stand erect, can you avoid the shadow. |
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| We did, however, erect a Christmas tree, and our son made yards of paper chains to brighten the place. |
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| Stem erect, usually unbranched, scantly bristly, upper part scantly brown-hairy. 2-3 cm long sheaths present at base of stem. |
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| The main stem is largely buried, a rosette of decumbent or erect stems 4 cm thick and up to 75 cm in height appear from the main stem. |
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| The erect stem of a feather moss has a featherlike, or frondlike, appearance. |
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| In 1897, an idea developed: to erect a Celtic cross on the large promontory known as Telegraph Hill. |
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| Carroll hopes to erect a plaque in her former home and at the hotel where she also lived. |
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| Mr. Netanyahu has pledged to erect a similar barrier along the Syrian frontier, with changes to suit the topography. |
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| It takes up hardly any room in the car and is lightning quick to erect. |
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| During each Major Elevation, kneel erect, raise the back of the chasuble and ring the bell three times. |
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| After his death, his attendants cremate his body and erect a tower on a headland in his memory. |
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| An earth and timber castle was cheaper and easier to erect than one built from stone. |
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| Members of Liliales are typically perennial erect or twining herbs, though in some cases woody shrubs, with fleshy to fibrous stems arising from any of various types of underground storage or perennating organs. |
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| At first the partnership made the drawing and specifications for the engines, and supervised the work to erect it on the customers property. |
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| This made the engines cheaper, and more importantly quicker, to erect on site. |
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| You can't erect an army by uniforming and drilling a few hundred thousand clerks and farmers. |
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| Each time since then I've felt a little worried that she'd feel my erect skinflute against her body. |
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| A lawyer of our acquaintance with an erect carriage, handle-bar mustaches and a piercing gaze, was strolling along in the West Forties, when a drunk, flashily dressed and an unlikely object of charity, accosted him. |
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| Another theory is that each generation would erect a new stone to contribute to a sequence that demonstrated a people's continual presence. |
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| From the 1750s, Acts required trusts to erect milestones indicating the distance between the main towns on the road. |
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| The first action of a new trust was to erect turnpike gates at which a fixed toll was charged. |
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| The Governor and Provincial Council shall erect and order all public Schooles. |
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| By the 13th and 14th centuries, merchant guilds had acquired sufficient resources to erect guild halls in many major market towns. |
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| Following over-exposure to winter winds, erect a temporary windbreak over the plant to filter out the wind. |
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| Fritillaria meleagris is a bulbous perennial which produces a single, relatively large, nodding bell-flower on an erect stem some 20cm tall. |
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| The ossicones, which have lain flat while it was in the womb, become erect within a few days. |
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| During the 1890s plans to erect a statue of Cromwell outside Parliament also proved to be controversial. |
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| The information has to be exact: let us have no woolly ideas in the foundation of our thinking or we cannot avoid woolliness in the structure we erect upon it. |
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| The Changle inscription also mentions that the Daoist priest Yang Yichu begged to erect the respective stele. |
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| In fact, the Yongle Emperor's original idea for the memorial was to erect an unprecedented stele 73 metres tall. |
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| When lying down arkars nearly always keep the head erect, as if on the lookout, and when sleeping they lie with the neck outstretched. |
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| Hogwort is an erect, stout, sparingly branched annual that grows up to 4 feet tall. |
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| They are decumbent or erect, and form loose cushions. |
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| Since crime also hides in the rhythm of verse, it is not unusual that violence against nature is committed when one forces the phallus to become erect when the latter is not really in favorable con for coition. |
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| He and his erect member seem to have rigor mortis. |
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| A recent excavation has suggested that the Aubrey Holes may have originally been used to erect a bluestone circle. |
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| Using one of the above definitions, dinosaurs can be generally described as archosaurs with hind limbs held erect beneath the body. |
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| Trinity House was also given permission to erect and maintain one or more lighthouses on the islands. |
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| When a breeding male encounters a subordinate family member, it may stare at it, standing erect and still with the tails horizontal to its spine. |
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| Certain decorative motifs such as the flowerets and erect pendants, which also appear on the arch and window frames of local monuments, apparently derive from Pala or even Khmer art, via the kingdom of Sukhothai. |
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| These back bristles form the aforementioned mane prominent in males, and stand erect when the animal is agitated. |
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| The Boards could make grants to existing Church Schools and erect their own board schools or elementary schools. |
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| Over the past year, Capital Energy has set up photovoltaic plants in the sunbaked Castilla-La Mancha region, and around Madrid, and is to erect wind farms across Spain in coming months. |
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| These were also unsuccessful and William was compelled to erect a series of border fortresses. |
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| The sculptor of the statue was Alan Herriot, and the money to erect it was raised by the Colinton Community Conservation Trust. |
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| Morning Glory Would appear to refer to one that stands tall and erect on waking. |
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| According to Nennius, Ambrosius was discovered when the British king Vortigern was trying to erect a tower. |
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| In the first phase, Gulf Cryo will commission and erect a technology advanced Air Separation Unit with remote operation. |
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| But it's the elegist in him that wants to itemize every inch of New York's surface, as though to erect a sturdy, wall-like counterfactual against the grief that he cannot admit. |
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| We cannot allow ourselves to erect obstacles that are useless and harmful to everyone in the pursuit of the noble goal of a world without nuclear weapons. |
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| A second phase was planned to erect buildings inside the stockade. |
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| The working class must destroy the bourgeois state through socialist revolution and erect in its place a workers state to defend the proletariat as the new ruling class against the recalcitrant bourgeoisie. |
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| Any given time, there's any number off our coast, coming, going, on transporter-erector-launchers, and they simply erect it, fire off a ballistic missile, put it down, cover it up. |
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| Another job it did was to erect the temporary Swisscom Tower in Basel. |
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| This collective good, as we see it, is for the CD to erect the building blocks for a global security architecture that guarantees and reinforces the security and safety of all humanity, including future generations. |
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| Stand erect, and begin Benedicat vos omnipotens Deus. |
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| It requires a certain knowledge to erect scaffolding properly, and I believe that the required training in the erection, modification and dismantling of scaffolding can help improve safety. |
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| Where natural landmarks were insufficient, the Inuit would erect an inukshuk. |
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| Until now, the solution was either to erect a new pylon beside the existing one or to strengthen the existing pylon by means of a metal structure. |
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| Stand erect, join your hands, and go to the Missal. |
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| Its erect and voluble bearing requires a stake. |
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| In April we move in with the grandstands and a couple of months later we start to erect all the tentage. |
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| The way commercial buildings were constructed changed dramatically, too: open plans, iron or steel structures, and elevators made it possible to erect bigger, taller buildings. |
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| They will never need to erect a monument in Manchester to the man. |
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| The façade of the north-west tower bears a statue of the Virgin Mary reiterating the affection of its builder for all things religious which would take him as far as to erect the village chapel. |
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| Unlike apposition eyes, where the lenses each form a small inverted image, the optical elements in superposition eyes form a single erect image, located deep in the eye on the surface of the retina. |
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| Stand erect and with hands joined go to the missal at the Gospel side. |
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| To use a caricature, the current WTO negotiations aim, on the one hand, to dismantle all trade barriers and on the other hand to erect minimal agreements on intellectual property. |
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| A letter to the Times the following year raised vociferous complaint about plans to erect pylons across the Sussex Downs and was signed by figures such as John Maynard Keynes and Rudyard Kipling. |
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| The troops usually required three to four hours to dig a ditch around the periphery, erect a rampart or palisade from timbers carried by each man, lay out streets, and pitch tents. |
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| It has short, erect rhizomes, and chartaceous, glabrous, pinnate leaves of 10-50 cm length and 4-10 cm width. |
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| Sandflies in this subgenus have erect setae at the caudal part of the first dorsal tergite that are uniformly recumbent. |
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| Pompey's Pillar may have been erected using the same methods that were used to erect the ancient obelisks. |
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| The flower stems should be cut immediately after the inflorescence has ended, even though they stand erect through winter and make a handsome sight. |
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| The Commissioners of Irish Lights decided in 1960 to erect a reinforced concrete lighthouse with helicopter landing pad on top. |
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| She was a tall young girl of about twenty-two or three, holding herself erect and with fine dignity. |
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| Upon the death of a family member, the people would erect a scaffold near the village to contain the body. |
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| George III gave permission to erect the building on the condition that it resembled a garden mausoleum rather than a church. |
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| Let us assume, though, that you are out of bed and can stand erect. |
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| He said this included putting in a system so flag staffs could be erect for parades on days of remembrance and improving the quality of the plaques. |
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| The subject's back and head should be erect and the shoulders level. |
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| The mast is terrain independent and can be erect at almost every location. |
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| Sit in a comfortable position that allows your spine to be erect. |
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| When the Malamute is a few weeks old, his ears may not be erect and if this situation lasts, you must consult a veterinarian who will prescribe a nutritional supplement that will promote the development of the ear cartilage. |
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| Sufferance and Forte erect and underset pillars against the winds of anger and strife. |
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| Czech authorities were working to erect further protective metal barriers along the Vltava river, which also flows through the capital Prague. |
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| It is definitely not in America's interest — economic, political or strategic — to erect a barricade against Chinese imports, which could spark a mutually destructive trade war. |
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| In bloom August into September, flowers cluster on erect dark-green 3-4' stems with oval, palmate, toothed leaves. |
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| Patches of ZP material were observed in all structures and were usually associated with erect microvilli. |
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| Applicant D Woodhead, of Lane Head Farm at Shepley, lodged a plan to erect a 15m microgeneration turbine on green belt land. |
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| Aloe cryptopoda is at once distinguished by its almost acaulescent rosettes, erect leaves turning brownish and the erect conical racemes of orange-red cyldindric, slightly club-shaped reddish flowers. |
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| A haemogram revealed leucocytosis, and an erect X-ray of the abdomen showed gas under the diaphragm. |
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| Piloerection causes one's body hair follicles to become erect and has been linked to adaptive thermoregulation. |
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| The celebrity couple have been given planning consent to erect an area of dry-stone walls in the shape of a roofless abandoned building. |
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| The plurispores and unispores produced by the erect thalli at 10 degrees C under SD conditions once again developed into new prostrate thalli. |
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| Lately we've seen more punkish lycra tubes slashed into complicated cut-out shapes, displayed to great effect on mannequins with pert buttocks and erect nipples. |
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| Capsule erect ovoid to ellipsoidal with well developed peristome. |
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| Dinosaurs stand with their hind limbs erect in a manner similar to most modern mammals, but distinct from most other reptiles, whose limbs sprawl out to either side. |
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| Pedicel simple, short, expanded apically with row of setulae along anterior margin, setulae becoming progressively longer ventrally, 1 dorsal, erect setula. |
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| The pelvic modifications were associated with changes which were not primarily concerned with locomotion, but which rendered the pelvis preadaptive for erect posture. |
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| Clypeus short and steeply inclined with few stout erect bristes. |
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| I realized I could do this by cracking insensitive, sadomasochistic, exhibitionistic, quasisexist, politically incorrect, scatologically correct and genitally erect jokes. |
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| In 1581 Parliament made it a statutory felony to erect figures, cast nativities, or calculate by prophecy how long the Queen would live or who would succeed her. |
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| Along the animal's neck is a mane made of short, erect hairs. |
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