Sentence examples for for example erected from inspiring English sources

Christ Church, for example, erected in 1744 on Second Street north of Market Street was the church of Franklin and Washington.

"Deleuze Monument," for example, erected on and around a large tree in Avignon, France, in 2000, or "Otto Freundlich Altar," with burning candles and posters installed on a cement floor in Basel, Switzerland, in 1998, could be mistaken for any other street shrine, except for one essential thing: each was meticulously mapped and "collaged" in two dimensions before being built in its intended space.

There is a Mahone Monument, for example, erected by the Daughters of the Confederacy, at the Crater Battlefield in Petersburg, and Civil War scholars have treated Mahone's military career with respect.

To maintain the regime's political power, the state has already leveraged the market and, for example, erected the Great Firewall.

Xcel Energy, for example, has erected 274 cloud-colored turbines on the gusty plains of northeastern Colorado.

After Haymarket, the haute bourgeoisie went into the fort­ building business; Fort Sheridan in Chicago, for example, was erected to defend against "internal insurrection".

Its members worked like seasoned public relations people -- for example, by erecting a huge billboard in the center of Moscow with salacious quotes from Mr. Sorokin's works.

The act requires any processing of personal data be done "fairly", and the code of practice on CCTV states that operators must inform people that they are being filmed by CCTV, for example by erecting signs.

For example, while erecting a security surveillance state in the U.S., the military-industrial complex has perpetuated a worldwide military empire with American troops stationed in 177 countries (over 70% of the countries worldwide).

For example, the security barrier erected after the start of the second intifada in 2000 has brought a sharp decline in the number of suicide attacks.

Many of the current plans for adapting to global warming, for example, involve the erection of dikes to hold back water, while networks of dams have been erected to keep cities from going dry.