As the presumptive second coming of this legend, Hideyoshi has accordingly erected himself a proper samurai castle in the Odagawa Domain, a state of his own making.
In between popping bottles of Moet in TOWIE and fighting legal battles with tabloid newspapers, Wayne seems to have erected himself as a kind of Club 18-30 Pexportingen, exportheg the lowest common denominator of British nightlife to people who can't bear to leave it behind for a week.
Racial Minorities When the mayor withdrew from the Senate race in May, he promised to try to break down the "barrier" that he acknowledged he had erected between himself and the city's black and Latino residents.
Looking around, I thought of what the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Louisiana had told me a day earlier about how Huey was shot in this monument he had erected to himself.
So far, Mr. Giuliani does not appear to have talked with many of the city's black leaders, even though he said in his withdrawal speech that he wanted to bring down the "barrier" that he had erected between himself and some communities he had alienated.
Unsurprisingly, the great conqueror known for butchering his enemies and piling their remains into grisly pyramids of skulls had a grand final resting place erected for himself.
Now, on his knees, muscles straining in slender forearms, Kerry Heckman braced his arms flat on the back of a golden-coated dog and lifted himself erect.
Perhaps the most revealing aspect of the investigations is not the abuse itself, which, in some cases, was long suspected, but the structures that a powerful man may erect to protect himself even as he ritualizes the abuse.
In the darkened room, Evans, a defensive tackle for the Jets, began to erect a wall between himself and his pockmarked past.
CHRISTOPHER CLAREY: That might be true, but at the same time, Tiger was able to erect a wall around himself that athletes from earlier eras never felt the need to erect.
