Sentence examples for may have erected from inspiring English sources

So it makes perfect sense that Mr. Giuliani wants to devote the next year and a half to being "a better mayor," as he said on Friday when he withdrew from the Senate race -- to build on his successes and knock down the barriers he concedes he may have erected between his administration and many minority New Yorkers.

Many cities have erected statues in honor of fictional characters.

Other groups, including some in neighboring Englewood, have erected eruvim.

He is known to have erected many Jain temples.

Such temples were circular, approximately 15 feet (five metres) in diameter, in the centre of which a statue of a god may have been erected.

The Heelstone, a large unworked sarsen outside the northeastern entrance, also may have been erected during the first stage of Stonehenge, if not earlier.

To this, one critic retorted that she has "erected an insistent awareness of race (and gender and whatever else may be the 'identity'-defining trait du jour) as the defining feature of the self".

She has erected defences".

Citizens had erected barricades on the street.

Sayre has erected three new water towers, making five.

Upstairs, Tyson had erected his own boxing ring.