Sentence examples similar to erect a purpose from inspiring English sources
The local community set about raising funds to erect a purpose-built mosque on the site.
Instead, the construction of the statue was born of one man's desire to erect a grand monument: a statue for the purpose of building a statue.
Their purpose is to get the permission of the villagers to erect a dam.
In return for saving them, they erect a temple where she can watch for future tsunamis, giving her a new purpose in life.
Both nations had agreed to erect a memorial at the crash site in western Russia, and in preparation the Russians moved a large boulder to serve that purpose.
* Erect a garden gate atop the mountain.
In the early 1840's, the Jewish community of Hobart decided to erect a place of worship on part of a garden belonging to a Jewish merchant, Judah Solomon, the Government having refused a land grant for that purpose.
His estimate "For the purpose of erecting a new Naval Observatory and necessary buildings upon the site purchased under the Act of Congress, approved February 4, 1880," amounts to 586,138 dollars, or approximately 120,000l.
Shortly before the Wall Street Crash of 1929, investors including William Henry Crocker bought adjoining parcels of land in Oakland for the purpose of erecting a movie palace to rival the nearby Fox Orpheum, intending that Miller and Pflueger build it.
Instead of using lamps for that purpose, Ross erected a series of slightly smaller "secondary walls" a few inches in front of the structural walls in the combined living-dining area.
