Wired helped erect the future and sought to make its readers feel that they owned it.
If statues are to be erected in future, she reckons, they will "be like granite plinths set on the tops of moors to mark battles.
The U.S. and its allies can't be so eager for a deal — any deal — that they turn a blind eye to current sanctions violations and then let Iran gloss over its past weapons research and erect barricades against future inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
This project is funded by the Federal Asia-Pacific Gateway and corridor initiative program and the Province of Saskatchewan". is the quotation on a sign erected at the future site of the next Circle Drive interchange.
The government, he tells us, wants to erect a sign warning future generations not to go near Yucca.
The volunteers so often photographed putting up the walls of a standalone house, sometimes with a smiling Jimmy Carter in tow, are now helping erect larger buildings (alongside future residents).
These lessons are rather self-evident, and we seem to be making efforts -- some wise and some rather futile if not counter-productive -- to erect fresh defenses against future atrocities.
"This certainly speaks well for Brooklyn and indicates that more skyscrapers will be erected in the near future," the president of the Brooklyn Real Estate Board, Lewis H. Pounds, told the press.
The photos in the series, entitled "Futuristic Archaeology," show billboard-sized backdrops of past or future landscapes erected in the countryside: images of grasslands stand in the desert, cordoned off behind velvet ropes; pictures of sandy slopes are set against a still-lush steppe.
In the advertisement, titled The Wall, you are treated to a Donald Trump impersonator who, in this particular version of the future, has erected a wall on the Mexican border.
