Sentence examples for made to erect from inspiring English sources

Already a study is about to begin to determine the feasibility of anchoring giant wind turbines to the ocean floor off the East End, and plans are being made to erect a large fuel cell farm in Suffolk County later this year.

In the late nineteenth century several attempts were made to erect a monument honoring Jennings's public service.

Plans were made to erect a new synagogue building there with a sanctuary seating 1,500 people, at an anticipated cost of $100,000 (today $).

It bought the flats in 1975 with a view to demolishing them as part of the abandoned "Barrier Block" regeneration scheme – in which plans were made to erect more than a dozen 50-storey blocks of flats to soundproof the noise caused by a planned flyover through the centre of Brixton.

It bought the flats in 1975 with a view to demolishing them as part of the abandoned "Barrier Block" regeneration scheme in which plans were made to erect more than a dozen 50-storey blocks of flats to soundproof the noise caused by a planned flyover through the cente of Brixton.

Another showed that subjects made to assume erect and open postures were more likely to take the initiative or risks in various tasks compared with cohorts who were forced into closed and constricted postures.

They even made plans to erect a "summer home" for Cookie on a grassy patch of their spacious backyard.

So, a few weeks ago, the Transportation Department made plans to erect new signs and paint new stencils on October 20.

The Zoo made plans to erect a monument in Knut's honour, financed by donations from fans.

It made plans to erect a large number of statues, fountains, bridges, and museums at a cost of about €500 million.

If you leave empty holes overnight, make sure to erect some kind of a barrier to prevent injury.