Sentence examples for she erected from inspiring English sources

Finally she erected a tent, moving it every couple of days to try to capture new audiences.

It's as though she erected a statue that said: this is who you are – a vile and despicable person.

And Stevens laughs, amused about the blocks she erected for herself and quietly proud that she overcame them.

And so she erected a second shrine, a circle of incense that joined the Buddhist statues and the view of the Denver skyline.

Lady Katherine Dyer's epitaph for her husband William dates from 1641, when she erected his tomb in St Denys Church in Colmworth, Bedfordshire.

Prior to Sunday's game, she erected a giant white circus tent in her back yard for her dancers to rehearse in.

Grandma exacts her revenge: she erects -- what else? -- an outhouse over the pit.

Ms. Lounder's most intricate work is sculptures that she erects out of what are, in effect, bricks.

Review by review, essay by persuasive essay, she erects an impressive structure supported by the force of sheer reasonableness.

The grand exhibition tent she erects on a hilltop becomes, in the end, an apt metaphor for dashed dreams, its canvas unable to keep out the rain and its empty seats unable to turn back time.

Ms. Harris said she was only now emerging from behind the "firewall" she had erected after the election to blunt any charges of partisanship.