Sentence examples for those erected from inspiring English sources

The minarets of the King Fahd Gate replicated those erected in the first Saudi expansion.

Mourners continued to flock today to Wellstone's campaign headquarters, where a makeshift memorial similar to those erected had sprouted on the sidewalk.

If the upper-income groups want to do better by themselves, they will have to find a means of assembling large parcels of land and of designing their homes not as single buildings but as units in a large-scale estate, comparable in size and in freedom from through traffic to those erected by the Housing Authority.

"Histories founded upon truth, and wrote in a plain, easie and natural Stile," he once wrote, "are Sirloins of beef plainly dressed, wholesome, hearty and nourishing to a robust and healthy Stomach, but those erected upon fiction, and stuffed with Bombast and fustian phrases, are vapid, windy, unwholesome and adulterated with your damn'd sauces and pickles".

Some of the most sophisticated of all castles were those erected in southern Italy in the 1230s and '40s by the Holy Roman emperor, Frederick II of Hohenstaufen; of particular note is the octagonal Castel del Monte in Andria, in the Puglia region.

Seemingly small differences Britain's willingness to pay senior managers generous stock options, Germany's reluctance to tolerate big internal income differentials can quickly turn into big causes of friction.Other barriers should be easier to tear down, especially those erected by governments.

Schmidt believes that Göbekli Tepe proves Cauvin right — not about the fertility goddess, which seems to be belied by all those erect penises, but about an ideological trigger.

Those fences erected are puny.

Jenney believed in designing buildings for the long term, so future generations could "read the feelings and aspirations of those who erected them".

Civic groups were angry when Mrs. Newburger rebuffed them and bowed to P.B.A. insistence on signs similar to those already erected in Merrick, Farmingdale and Franklin Square as part of the P.B.A. program to commemorate fallen officers.

Those statues erected throughout the South in the decades after the Civil War were not the only memorials, of course.