Sentence examples for erected year from inspiring English sources

While everything that had ever happened to him up till now had fallen into place as arranged, the revolution had caught up with him just as he had been promoted to the rank of general, shattering the authority he had acquired and the life he had erected year by year.

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

The tower was erected many years ago by a real-estate man, who used it to point out low-lying sites to prospects.

Fences were erected six years after herbicide treatment in response to increased deer browsing at a subset of sites.

A monument on Wigan Lane marks the place where Sir Thomas Tyldesley a Major General commanding the Royalist troops fell, it was erected 28 years after the battle in 1679 by Alexander Rigby, Tyldsley's standard bearer.

The first two -- which are cater-corner from each other in River North, a SoHo-like neighborhood just north of the Loop central business district -- are the first new steel and glass residential towers to be erected downtown in many years.

In fact, most of Britain's 55 surviving seaside piers have been rebuilt or remodelled more than once since they were first erected, not least in the years after the second world war, when fears that they might be used to land enemy troops in an invasion led to many being partly blown up.

I have lived here my whole life, but that hell hole was only erected about 6 or 7 years ago!

Noisy drills were being used to take apart the temporary steel bleachers that are erected for that one afternoon a year.

A few years ago, an incinerator for organic waste was erected, burning more than 20,000 tons of waste every year.

(A similar bridge had been cast in France a few years earlier but not erected).