Sentence examples for erected today from inspiring English sources

The American Wind Energy Association has estimated that about 50 percent of a typical wind turbine being erected today in the United States is imported.

Nor does a full border wall seem any more insulting than the partial wall erected today everyplace where a sizable population of Mexicans exists to see it.

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

A memorial was erected yesterday near a tree in the courtyard where Mr. Battle fell.

It was erected three years later and has sat in the center of the Naval Academy's campus for 158 years.

Perhaps his most important commission in the 1630s was for the marble tomb of Pope Leo XI in St. Peter's (1644; erected 1652).

A large cross (erected 1934) marks the site of the arrival of these Roman Catholic colonists and of the celebration of their first mass prior to their founding of St . Marys City

Despite general opposition, the Bergen Board of Freeholders, which has a 4-3 Demajority mapproved approved a $66,000 feasibility study last month for a two-story building for 100 people to replace a weathered trailer-like facility that was erected 20 years ago as a temporary shelter and now can house 38 people.

Thus was started that revolution in thought on this subject which has since taken place - Erected September 17th 1935".

Google this week fired off one of the first high-profile tests of Russia's controversial new firewall — erected November 1, 2012 to block child porn, drugs and suicide content; but seen by critics as a route for the government to block whatever else it chooses.

It was erected 1838 and 1839 from designs by Thomas Rickman in an early 14th century style.