Sentence examples for able to erect a from inspiring English sources

You may not be able to erect a crane".

Then the developer wouldn't be able to erect a high-rise on the site.

If the outside noise emanates from a single source, like a factory or busy highway, you may be able to erect a barrier to stop the sound.

CHRISTOPHER CLAREY: That might be true, but at the same time, Tiger was able to erect a wall around himself that athletes from earlier eras never felt the need to erect.

He himself, however, imagines someone responding, when he proposes that these special political obligations are contractual in nature, "[t]hat all men being born under government, some or other, it is impossible any of them should ever be free, and at liberty to unite together, and begin a new one, or ever be able to erect a lawful government" (61).

These 3D printers can build a square foot of wall in less than 20 seconds, and, according to Khoshnevis and his USC colleagues, will be able to erect a 2,000 square foot, two story house in 24 hours.

It was to enhance competition and make it fair — to make sure that no group, high or low, is able to erect barriers that would deprive Americans of an open field and a fair chance.

Neither XM nor Sirius can reach below-ground parking areas; the ability to handle obstructions like tunnels depends on where each has been able to erect "repeaters," land-based antennas that help keep a signal strong.

In the end they were able to erect only 90 of the tents on Friday.

In recent years developers have been able to erect some glassy residential buildings, like the Lucida at 151 East 85th Street, which the Extell Development Company completed in 2009.

In some locations, developers would be able to erect towers more than twice the size of current buildings, which would cast the Chrysler Building, the Waldorf-Astoria and St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church into shadow.