Sentence examples for erect of from inspiring English sources
"erect of" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in English
It is possible that you meant to say "erecting a" or "the erection of." Example: "The building was in the process of being erect of a new wing." This sentence is not grammatically correct and does not make logical sense. A more appropriate and commonly used phrase would be "the building was in the process of being erected with a new wing."
The photographs, most of which were taken in the nineteen-sixties, seventies, and eighties, vary greatly: they are in color and in black-and-white; of penises flaccid and erect, of penises on dinner plates and peeking out between spokes of wagon wheels.
I might be going too far here, but I find it interesting that she is presented, not merely in trouble, but endangered by that most erect of phallic structures: a lighthouse.
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In 2002, in Minneapolis, a statue was erected of Mary Richards tossing her hat.
Members in North Yorkshire stripped off for a charity calendar, while others became eco-warriors protesting against the erecting of pylons.
Bruce Newman, a Pratt trustee emeritus, contributed $50,000 for the framing, erecting of temporary display walls, lighting, hanging of the pictures and other costs of the installation.
If there's any justice in the world, statues may eventually be erected of this noble root, the Mother Teresa of the dinner plate.
Searches and arrests, erecting of border fences, bolstering of guard units, kicking out poor migrants – all these scenes will now become a chapter in Jewish history.
No more beggar-thy-neighbor devaluations and rampant erecting of trade barriers that so hideously pockmarked the purgatory of the 1930s.
For instance, it is false if the particular location Henry is examining is not one that would have been suitable for the erecting of a barn façade.
The erecting of the circuit takes six weeks, and the removal after the race takes three weeks.
