Sentence examples for that she erected from inspiring English sources

One in particular, Sohpy Ke, daughter of the deputy prime minister, is so fond of clothes that she erected a six-story mansion/ shop in praise of the god of fashion.

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

To do that, she has erected a six-story tower that rises like a lime-green finger from atop a shrub-covered hill on the outskirts of San Diego, California.

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".

That she has erected the wall means, at a first reading, that she does not want to share with others whatever she's got; however, to the extent that by building the wall she lets the others know of her new possession, it means that she may want to share after all.

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

But we gamely pay lip service to the illusion that she can erect one more firewall.

San Franciscans might know her as the "fountain lady," due to the simple fact that she helped erect more than a few public fountains in the city over the course of her lifetime.

The angle of the foramen magnum, the hole where the spine enters the vault, he explains, shows that she could stand erect.

But what if the state places a restriction on the use of a person's land, telling the owner that she may not erect a modern skyscraper because it will compromise the historical aesthetics of the neighborhood?

"Those billboards were very dramatic," she says, referring to signs that were erected in Tennessee in 2006.