Sentence examples for idea of erecting from inspiring English sources

29% support the idea of erecting a new statue of Thatcher in London; 50% are against.

I even heard Gates discussing the idea of erecting a planetarium on Dorchester and reaching out to George Lucas to help finance it.

Mr. Sitt, who says his company has spent $120 million buying up land in and around the area's entertainment district, has dangled the idea of erecting a 40-story condominium there.

Leaders of the World Hindu Council said acceptance of the pillars, called shilas, signaled that the government agreed in principle to the idea of erecting a Ram temple here.

Between working on illustrations or writing the Gormenghast novels, he would be manufacturing a recorder out of thick bamboo or importing redundant telegraph poles to our garden in Sark, with the idea of erecting a giant pergola for roses.

"Today's Russia, with one-third of its population living below the poverty line, Russia waging a cruel and bloody war in which thousands of its soldiers and tens of thousands of peaceful citizens of Chechnya are dying -- this Russia is violently contrasting with the idea of erecting a monument to Sakharov," Ms. Bonner wrote in an open letter posted on several Russian Web sites.

Lord Hall said the idea for erecting the production park on the site of what was originally a 16th-century smallholding came on the back of a fortuitous phone conversation on a train.

However, the idea that erecting a border offers an escape hatch is the product of delusion.

Here, we extend Donald's (1968) ideas regarding the benefits of erect leaves.

Jones and Edward Glover, his colleague, concluded that the doctors had erected "unconscious self-defences" against the idea of sex.

He warms to the idea of tearing down whatever money-grabbing monstrosity has been erected on some beautiful piece of coastline and opening the area up to the public.