"When God erects a house of prayer, the devil always builds a chapel there," wrote Daniel Defoe, an ex-con who did a bit of writing himself.
She'll be "erecting a house of cards on the plinth to draw attention to the flimsiness of some people's housing, how it is at risk of collapsing and constantly needs putting back together.
Another woman, in Ghana, who was erecting a house, was giving the builder cash to purchase a small amount of materials at a time, as she received her wages, instead of paying him in larger installments; when Klapper asked for an explanation of her methods, the woman quipped that her husband couldn't drink cement — getting rid of the cash as it came in was safer than storing it at home.
Another woman, in Ghana, who was erecting a house, was giving the builder cash to purchase a small amount of materials at a time, as she received her wages, instead of paying him in larger installments; when Klapper asked for an explanation of her methods, the woman quipped that her husband couldn't drink cement getting rid of the cash as it came in was safer than storing it at home.
Finally, an excuse to don ghoulish attire, erect a haunted house and scare my friends.
"It was in absolutely magnificent condition," noted Hyland, who would not reveal the owner's name but said his client was happy to pay all that money "just for the dirt," with plans to erect a dream house.
Mr. Woodner, who had intended to erect an apartment house, agreed to sell the property to the Whitney.
Ball erected a station house on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad – the sign on which would alternate between "Meridian" and "Sowashee" each day.
He has erected a farcical house of cards that can't stand up.
On a cold and bright November afternoon, Underworld's singer and lyricist Karl Hyde is erecting a Wendy house in the middle of a field in Essex.
