Sentence examples for you erect from inspiring English sources

But no sooner do you erect a fence like that then people want to peer over it — or, in some cases, jump it entirely.

"If you erect a universal pay wall around your content, then it follows you are turning away from a world of openly shared content," he said recently.

"If you erect a universal pay wall around your content then it follows you are turning away from a world of openly shared content.

Will you erect a gibbet in every field, and hang up men like scarecrows?" Byron himself, who never lost his debonair, ironic Georgian side, mocked his own oratory as "perhaps a little theatrical".

Lord Byron, a local, took up the Luddite cause in the House of Lords, attacking plans to make breaking weaving machines a capital crime: "Will you erect a gibbet in every field and hang up men like scarecrows?" he asked.

When you erect a paywall, you're just encouraging this behavior.

We all used the weird playgrounds you erected on your premises and then cry-vomited all the nuggets and milkshake we just ingested over a pit full of weightless plastic balls.

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

You might erect or participate in the erection of a tent or building.

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

"Can you get erect?" "Yes.