Sentence examples for who erect from inspiring English sources

Fast Workers (1933) was a drama about the men who erect skyscrapers, with John Gilbert.

Residents fortunate enough to own a government-built house collect rent from tenants, who erect shanties in the backyard.

Society needs to take heed and challenge those gender essentialists, including some feminists, who erect further binaries.

But even builders who erect fences and install surveillance cameras are losing materials as thieves become bolder, or perhaps more desperate, in a weakened economy.

The Knie, called the Swiss National Circus even though it is private, employs nearly 200 people, ranging from the artists to the workers who erect its tent.

The amendments, under certain circumstances, would also permit developers who erect new towers to include some apartments or hotel rooms in the project, two things that had previously been prohibited.

Calatrava is fond of comparing himself to the forgotten artisans who erected the Silk Exchange.

Or Mayawati next door in Uttar Pradesh, who erected statues of herself.

The company is offering tenants who erected walls with its approval $700 to help defray the cost of erecting new dividers, like bookshelves.

But, said Mark Robertson, an Australian who erects stages for Mitsubishi, "there are only half as many as two years ago".

Never mind wheels or writing, the people who erected them did not even have pottery or domesticated wheat.