Sentence examples for could erect from inspiring English sources

Or you could erect the cleanest, whitest dream home and then smash your idol.

If Mr. Levinson razed it, he could erect a tower only about four-fifths as large.

Aid workers were delivering rice and tarpaulins so that displaced people could erect temporary shelters.

Even as a member, countries could erect barriers to Turkish migration.

"You could erect the Eiffel Tower, but it's still all about the quality of the flowers".

The city could erect plaques describing the events of the 1950s and '60s, which would attract tourists and shoppers.

We could even erect signs with silhouettes of figures stooping over with tissues.

It was a commentary, he said, on the fact that the police had decreed that the protesters sleeping in Zuccotti Park could not erect tents.

"I was woken up at 5.30 one morning to be told that the BA-sponsored London Eye had a technical problem – they couldn't erect it," Branson later said.

But on June 7th he surprised the Americans by proposing Azerbaijan as an alternative site where the United States and Russia could jointly erect a missile shield, serving both European and Russian needs.Russia has acted up in one forum after another NATO, the European Union and the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe so far with little result.

Tito couldn't erect figures or busts in honour of generals because he didn't want to be seen to be favouring any ethnic group, for example a Bosnian general or a Serb war hero, so instead they made these things that didn't refer to people".