Sentence examples for he erects from inspiring English sources
He erects monuments to himself in major cities.
Where every prospect pleases, man is at his vilest when he erects a billboard.
They rejoice as he erects monument after monument to my memory, instead of wasting it on the fripperies of food.
"Man is at his vilest when he erects a billboard," Ogilvy wrote.
The critical apparatus he erects approaches the shaky heights of Babel, yet the wealth and profusion of detail within it would purblind Larkin's own shivering sizar.
Though Scholz shines when he looks through a lens of skeptical objectivity, he stumbles when he erects too strong a wall of irony.
He erected a sanctuary (1409), where he was entombed after his death in 1484.
He had similar success with a small building he erected on Taaffe Place in Clinton Hill.
He erected at Rome the Palazzo Altieri and the fountains in St. Peter's piazza.
He erected his palace on a high terrace in the northeastern part of the city.
In 1865 he erected a plant at Krümmel, Germany, and another in Sweden at Vinterviken near Stockholm.
