Sentence examples for been erecting from inspiring English sources
verb
To put up by the fitting together of materials or parts.
- To erect a house or a fort
Tough security and elegant architectural design are not easily joined, and the United States has been erecting some foreboding embassies in recent years.
As part of the real estate boom, colleges and universities have been erecting new buildings around the city, straining town-gown relations.
It has been erecting a 38-story, $152 million condominium building at 150 Myrtle Avenue called Toren, which means "tower" in Dutch.
And even though traditional media companies have been erecting paywalls to guard revenue, a huge chunk of the time we spend online is spent consuming stuff that we don't pay for.
On that day it was partially pepped up by reassuring noises from government officials and bankers.Helped by low interest rates since it joined the euro in 1999, Spain has been erecting houses at an astonishing rate.
For nearly half a decade, on a 10-acre plot that was once owned by Henry Francis du Pont, Mr. Klein, the fashion designer, has been erecting a minimalist palace the likes of which is seldom seen in an area of increasing architectural homogeneity.
A couple of marquees had been erected.
A music band has been erected.
A grieving tent had been erected outside.
Nearby a few tents have been erected.
Temporary doors had been erected everywhere, with guards posted.
