Sentence examples for going to erect from inspiring English sources

The Real Estate Record and Guide reported that Mrs. Waldo was going to erect a mansion "quite unique in design".

If one was going to erect a leviathan, his design philosophy seemed to go, at least make it leviathan with levity.

How are they going to erect a new system to do 102,000 affidavits unless they are going to use the same old law firms to make a second generation of bad affidavits?" Ira Rheingold, executive director of the National Association of Consumer Advocates, also expressed skepticism that Bank of America could clean up its problems with foreclosures so quickly.

GR 3.42pm: Silverstone bosses have revealed how they plan to deal with the British grand prix-World Cup final clash next year: they're going to erect a giant TV screen at the circuit so Formula One fans can watch the football after the race.

You're going to erect some boundaries.

And sure, some of that money went to erecting billboards and purchasing RVs to travel the country and warn people of their impending doom, but Camping couldn't have possibly used all that money, right?

"I think we're going to have to erect a tombstone, Ed, that says, 'Moderate Republicans, Rest In Peace,'" Sekoff said.

As if that wasn't enough, Lynch was then presented with a framed picture of the Tower of Invincibility from TM guru Raja Emmanuel, which is going to be erected at the univerity in Teufelsberg.

Lay the actual frame parts on the ground in the format the trampoline is going to be once erected.

Amateur content creators are going to be hesitant about erecting paywalls around their content.

One of the paradoxes of professional comedy is that, by asserting itself as such – by saying, in effect, this is going to make you laugh – it erects an immediate obstacle to the realisation of that aim.