Sentence examples for anything erected from inspiring English sources

The walls themselves, a triple line of defense, with 192 towers at alternate intervals in the inner and middle wall, were far in advance of anything erected previously; they were, indeed, so well conceived that they served to protect the city against every assault until the Turks, supported by cannon, attacked with vastly superior odds in 1453.

Zhang, meanwhile, battles with the inevitable suspicion with which the international press receives a plan for the tallest, most environmentally-friendly building, built in less than a year, by an air-con tycoon who has never erected anything more than 30 storeys.

Russia has dismantled communism but has not erected anything lasting in its place.

So far, Trump has reduced the Republican party to rubble and has yet to erect anything in its place, because he cannot.

This time though, the flag poles hadn't been erected to sell anything.

But it will still be over a year before anything that ambitious can be erected.

The chances of McCarthy erecting anything as innocent as a tree seem slight when you consider this surrealist's oeuvre.

Didn't male politicians see anything odd, they wondered, in erecting a female figure as a symbol of liberty for a nation whose women couldn't vote?

"This could entail anything from changing road markings to erecting new safety barriers".

None of them look anything like the traditional booths erected outside Jewish homes during Sukkot, the weeklong festival that starts on Wednesday evening.

It's as if instead of actually building anything, the council had just erected an enormous planning document on the Adelaide Road.