Sentence examples for finally erected. from inspiring English sources

The bronze statue, now a brisk tourist site, was finally erected in 1986, three years before the Berlin Wall fell.

The idea that her experience might benefit other people came to Harriet two days before Sophie's memorial was finally erected in 1988.

Da Ponte's remains were lost in the process, but a tombstone was finally erected in 1987 beneath the jets roaring into JFK.

Latterly dubbed "The G of the Bang", because it was finally erected so late (and at £1.42 million, double its estimated cost), the sculpture could briefly claim to be the tallest in Britain.

Stone theatres were gradually built in cities outside Rome in the early part of the 1st century bce, but it was not until 55 bce that a stone theatre was finally erected in the city itself.

A few sculptures – including her 1988 felt-covered Closet, and a 1995 model for her Holocaust memorial in Vienna, finally erected in 2000 after a long political wrangle – punctuate the exhibition, but the real fascination lies in her drawings and collages.

Finally she erected a tent, moving it every couple of days to try to capture new audiences.

He would paddle his 10ft redwood longboard out to the empty lineups of international beaches in front of curious crowds of onlookers, heave and twist his board toward shore, paddle gracefully into a wave and finally stand, erect and dignified on a virtual aircraft carrier of a surfboard.

Finally, the Japanese, by erecting artificial barriers against American goods and by generally disdaining foreign products, severely limit American imports to Japan.

And now we can finally get started on erecting our wild boar fence".

One of his most intense ambitions, though, is to finally see a suicide barrier erected on the Golden Gate.