Sentence examples for erected through from inspiring English sources

Tens of thousands of people opposed giant pylon plans now being erected through Scotland.

Walls of concrete were erected through their neighborhoods, which they said cut them off from wealthier parts of the city.

The strict wall of separation between church and state gradually erected through a series of court rulings in the 1970's and 1980's is now gradually being dismantled, the experts said.

1961 A wall separating East Germany from West was erected through the centre of Berlin by the GDR and the East German secret police force, the Stasi, began operating to spy on and repress dissenters.

Since the early 1990s, further barriers have been erected through stricter visa policies, tougher requirements for legal residence, and higher refusal rates for asylum seekers.

For example, above you'll see the whole city rise and fall, and below you can see the massive "Man" effigy being erected through August, and then the ashy debris on September 1st after it was burnt.

A group of "at-risk" neighborhood teenagers erected that through a school-based program called the Urban Workshop.

To meet these priorities, the research team has utilized origami as inspiration for a thermally insulated rigid wall deployable shelter that can be erected manually through counterweighting.

East Germany closed its borders to the West in 1952, and in 1961, erected a wall through the city of Berlin and in the process forming East Berlin and West Berlin to prevent East Germans from escaping to West Germany.

The echoed conversations of the ghosts who erected this howl through the ages.

States began erecting gates through which all graduates must pass in response to parents and business leaders, who regularly express frustration with how little students know and can do.