1
We must erect a monument to her when times are settled again.
2
The colored people of America should erect a monument to his memory.
3
Someday, he supposed Paul would offer to erect a monument for the victims.
4
His friends wished to erect a monument over him; this, too, was refused.
5
Poor, lost sister, I will erect a monument to your memory.
6
It is contemplated to erect a monument, by subscription, to Mr. Fessenden's memory.
7
The minister also endorsed plans to erect a monument to Toots in his hometown.
8
Well, it is customary to erect a monument in memory of those we love.
9
Here let us erect a monument to the dead species of our own times.
10
King Solomon's Lodge, erect a monument to General Warren, 123.
11
I also endorse plans to erect a monument to Toots in his hometown, she added.
12
On p. 620, a note referring to a movement to erect a monument to Lamarck.
13
If we ever erect a monument to an Englishman, it should be to John Bright.
14
They also voted to erect a monument over his grave, which stands there to this day.
15
Efforts have been made in his native State to erect a monument over his grave, but unsuccessfully.
16
Mr. Schubert wants to erect a monument to the festival, but many of the townspeople oppose this idea.
