Sentence examples for it erected its 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.
But poetry starts building when love starts dying; it erects its structures durably on emptiness.
A stonefish is perfectly hidden and makes no movement until prodded with a stick or, more often, until it is stepped on, at which time it erects its dorsal fin spines.
After losing in Federal District Court in Salt Lake City, Summum won an order from the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, in Denver, permitting it to erect its monument while the case went forward.
But in the end "systematic scientific explanation will finally reverse the order: first it will erect its symbolical world by itself, without any reference, then, skipping all intermediate steps, try to describe which symbolical configurations lead to which data of consciousness" (ibid).
No third party candidate has made it into the debates since CPD erected its 15percentt barrier.
It compared data after the the paper erected its paywall in August with that in the previous month.
It was in this area that the College erected its first three buildings.
The church erected its meeting house in 1834.
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.
