Sentence examples for should erect from inspiring English sources

By that, I don't mean that the Cooper-Hewitt should erect a rigid border between what is and isn't design.

He said that every single school in America needed a "deployed protection program" and should erect a "cordon of protection around our kids right now".

Part of me wants to echo my wife's suggestion that we should erect a statue to Amnesia and then forget where we put it.

"We erect monuments to our war heroes," he said, "and it is fitting that we should erect them to men who fight in the war that never ends".

Events Animal Shelter Design Display (Thursday) Those who love feral cats as much as the cuddly housebound variety can help decide what type of street shelter the city should erect for feral cat colonies.

The Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said his country should erect a statue to Lady Thatcher, "fearless champion of liberty" who "stood up for captive nations" and  "helped the free world to win the Cold War".

If Donald Trump can't get the Mexican government to pay for his wall, then he should just erect a stage and pay a rotating set of EDM DJs to play music non-stop.

But you shouldn't erect obstacles to people seeking medical attention either, and taking an action that forces someone to sacrifice a day's pay can be just such a hurdle.

The chapter ordered that 13 canons, including the succentor and the archdeacon, should immediately "erect, construct, build, and duly repair their manses, and the enclosures of their gardens within the college of Moray".

By these results, a new genus should be erected for Setodes flagellatus, and Trichosetodes should be synonymised with Setodes, the latter solution already indicated by Schmid [ 17].

In 1822, the year before moves were made to buy the Angerstein collection of paintings, which was to form the nucleus of the National Gallery, a story appeared in the Times: "The King [George IV], it is said, has expressed a wish that a national museum should be erected for works of art to which the public should have free access.