Sentence examples for including erecting from inspiring English sources

Mr. al-Fayed bought the Harrods store in 1985 and immediately put his own mark on the business, including erecting a life-size wax figure of himself inside.

Mayor Sandra H. Haimoff said she did everything possible to publicize the hearings, including erecting a flashing police sign on a street with pertinent information.

The astronauts quickly moved through the other objectives of the walk, including erecting a folding sunshade over a computer mounted outside of Unity and bundling loose cables along the exterior.

For the last three years, the Westchester Day School, which serves about 460 Orthodox Jewish students in kindergarten through eighth grade, has been seeking permission from Mamaroneck zoning officials to upgrade its school, including erecting a new building, on nearly 26 acres in Orienta Point here.

The South Korean military has countered the threat of North Korean commandos in a number of ways, including erecting tall fences with barbed wire around waterways leading from North Korea and building guard towers from which any infiltration or massing of troops can be observed.

Other scientists have suggested ways of reducing temperatures in the shallow waters that reefs grow, including erecting giant canopies to shade them.

More important, the political campaign waged against nuclear winter — against science, and against the press — included erecting a set of structures, arguments, and institutions that have since been repurposed to challenge the science of global warming.

The scheme includes erecting three sail-like structures across Water Lane as well as screens and canopies.

The construction scheme includes erecting three sail-like structures across Water Lane as well as screens and canopies.

Conversely, the FEs that are commonly lost include erect and massive morphologies, long-lived and slow-growing life histories, heterotrophic feeding strategies and calcification.

They included erect penises, interlocking Vs of a kind often found in the hearths and attics of old houses, and prints of square-toed shoes of a design that was already obsolete when the railway was built in 1840.