Sentence examples for has to erect from inspiring English sources

The problem is that the government then has to erect a very high wall to prevent its beneficiaries from finding out that there are many attractive things to be had beyond its borders.

The administration also has to erect a system for enrolling people eligible for expanded Medicaid benefits or tax credits in order to subsidize private health insurance.

The conference was so popular that the organisers had to erect a huge tent to take the overflow.

In the end, renovators had to erect a steel structure to support the building and replace its roof.

I have had to erect a bell tent in our garden for my new private secretary and chauffeur.

"In Europe or Bonnaroo, for instance, they have to erect an entire village in a remote location.

What right does the state have to erect any barrier, however trivial, to citizens participating in the election of those who will govern them?

Dye had to erect lights so his crews could work at night, first to clear the site and then to revamp it.

First, weaving through patrons, the assistants had to erect tall frames for black curtains that cloaked the chosen dioramas, to eliminate reflection on the glass.

A daily rotation was not possible for me because of the amount of electric nettings I would have had to erect and take down again.

To change the bulbs in the 60-foot-high ceiling lights of Buckingham Palace's grand stairwell, workers had to erect scaffolding and cover precious portraits of royal forebears.