Sentence examples for you can erect from inspiring English sources

With pre-erected tents as well as sites where you can erect your own, it's ideal for the more budget conscious traveller.

Or you can erect substantial barriers to trade with lower-wage countries.

If you do think you can erect your own fence: Inspect the site were the fence will be installed.

Another approach would be to see whether we can erect clearly enforced firewalls that prohibit the NSA from sharing its knowledge that you were in bed with your mistress with prosecutors.

They can erect the biggest firewall they want between themselves and the papers.

Now advertisers can erect billboards just by turning on a switch.

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

He proposes shipping a laser-cutting system with the pieces, which can be assembled with a rubber mallet, so homeowners can erect their own houses.

Not for nothing did the Renaissance poet Samuel Daniel write in "Lady Margaret": "Unless above himself he can erect himself, how poor a thing is man".

With Baghdad experiencing a housing shortage, the squats — where land is free but illegal, and housing is whatever a family can erect — are in a construction boom.

Moreover, as Mr. Rathjen points out, the same technology that makes telecommuting possible can erect barriers to people coming together physically in offices.