Sentence examples for it erected from inspiring English sources

The Sun is selling advertising across print and digital for the first time since 2013, when it erected its paywall.

His friend Peregrine Eliot, Earl of St Germans, who runs the Port Eliot literary festival, has said that Glastonbury hasn't been the same since it erected its £1m fence to keep out the gatecrashers in 2002; that it's become more corporate.

A year ago, a town in the Czech Republic made international news when it erected a wall separating its Gypsies from the rest of its citizens.

A Quaker-owned company mined lead deposits in the narrow upper section of the western Tees valley from about 1750 to the early 20th century; the company's concern for the well-being of its workers can still be seen in the substantial stone buildings it erected for them at Middleton-in-Teesdale and other nearby villages.

It erected the country's first shopping mall in the capital, Luanda.

In Uganda it erected the first solar payphone, used by local fishermen, on Lake Victoria.

But poetry starts building when love starts dying; it erects its structures durably on emptiness.

Even more than modernizing its infrastructure or, as some critics see it, erecting monuments to its emerging might, China is desperate to keep the economy growing quickly.

Once in the passage, it erects the short spines on its gill covers and may thereby cause inflammation, hemorrhage, and even death to the victim.

When it was erected, it was only three stories.

This is called the "gating" proposal because it erects gates to protect funds.