Sentence examples for erected later from inspiring English sources

Passage would all but assure that no permanent barrier was erected later.

When Moses was painting "The Battle of Bennington" — about a victory over the British on New York soil in 1777 — she included, beyond a far hill, the obelisk monument to the battle that would be erected later in Vermont.

The principal building, by Jules Hardouin-Mansart, was erected 200 years later and still serves its original function.

With the backing of President François Mitterrand, the army refused to accept the statue when it was completed, and it languished in storage until it was erected two years later in the Tuileries gardens.

Ten display boards have been put up so far, with a further 10 due to be erected later this month.

Six years after this, the "Star" stand was erected and terracing was later added to the ends of the ground.

Cape Elizabeth contains two historic lighthouses Portland Head Light (erected 1791) and Two Lights (erected 1828; replaced 1874).

A century later the remains were transferred to Mexico City's newly erected Angel of Independence.

It may be synonymous with the previously named Apatichnus and/or Talmontopus [1], [41] and later named Schizograllator and Zizhongpus [5], [53]; several ichnotaxa erected based on specimens from southern Africa [55] may also be synonymous [41].

A roadway snakes through the landscape connecting the silhouettes of homes in an array of fantastical styles, and in the distance stands an advertising sign — erected to promote the real estate venture — that will become world-famous when it is later shortened to "Hollywood," land of dreams.

The cathedral (erected 968) was completely rebuilt in the Romanesque style following upheavals in the 11th century, though later additions gave it a predominantly Gothic appearance.