Sentence examples for We erected from inspiring English sources

We erected a statue of him.

We erected the tent under a stand of white pines behind our own sandy beach, swam in the shallow water and managed to catch a two-pound smallmouth bass that I gladly substituted for the macaroni and cheese I had packed as supper.

We erected 80-foot internet towers in rural villages to enable Nicaraguans to call the United States and other countries at a tenth of the price charged by established carriers.

We erected the "fort" — a clubhouse really — alongside David's house, meaning that one wall of our garrison was an exterior wall of David's residence.

We erected them a tent in downtown L.A., brought them boxes of food and gifts and even took a few to the house to enjoy a good old American turkey dinner.

And we erected infrastructure and organized ourselves into a camp.

So why do we erect barriers to human mobility?

We erect barriers around ourselves with newspapers, magazines and blaring headphones.

"We erect monuments to our war heroes," he said, "and it is fitting that we should erect them to men who fight in the war that never ends".

So we erect walls to keep nature out and take pride in scrubbing dirt and dust from our homes.

Her prime achievement, I believe, was to demolish the barriers we erect between "popular" and "art" theatre.