Sentence examples for erected until from inspiring English sources

The statue, cast in bronze, was not erected until 1939, in the crossroads of the Montmartre section of Paris.

Meanwhile, at the memorial a brochure puts asterisks beside features, like a statue of General Eisenhower, that will not be erected until more money comes in.

Although Mr. Ammann had designed his bridge with two decks, the diminished economy would cover the cost of only one (the second deck was not erected until 1962).

The Policy Exchange thinktank is warning of rising costs to customers from the ringfence, which does not need to be erected until 2019.

This, however, we have no right to do; for the arch of Titus certainly appears in it, and was equally certainly not erected until after his death.

The statue itself wasn't erected until 2017, under the late San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee.

By c. 3000 BCE, in the late Neolithic, there had been a significant change in the way people materialized their cosmology across Scotland with the introduction of free-standing stones that continued to be erected almost until the end of the Bronze Age (Burl, 1993, 2000).

A local historian modestly described it as "easily the most beautiful structure ever erected on earth," until it burned to the ground a year later.

A footbridge, built by E. Finch and Co. of Chepstow, was erected in 1907; until then access between the two platforms was by a track-level crossing.

"Our bureau wasn't doing so well until we erected the barrier last year," said the official, who gave only his last name, Chen.

No lighthouse, beacon, public piers, or landmark, shall be built or erected on any site until cession of jurisdiction over the same has been made to the United States.