Twenty minutes after I began climbing, I reached the massive retaining walls the monks erected to create small terraces on which to live, work and pray.
He angered Confederate groups last week by proposing that a statue of Ulysses S. Grant be erected to create balance and honor the Union troops.
He made some minor changes before moving in, such as tearing down a wall that had been erected to create more rooms on the parlor floor.
On Thursday, a day before the fair opened to V.I.P.'s at Basketball City, a complex on Pier 36, gray carpet covered the hardwood, and white wallboard had been erected to create neat grids.
Building owners and corporate tenants hire contractors or construction managers, who in turn hire electrical, drywall and mechanical subcontractors to install wiring and air-conditioning systems and erect walls to create individual offices.
Eventually, the studio intends to shut off 36th Street and erect a gate to create a studio lot — a compound with indoor and outdoor sets — and to construct a tower that would combine a hotel and office space directly behind the new soundstage.
To erect is also to create.
"The Stamford and Orange rulings together are a very powerful and important victory, not just for those municipalities, but for the state's right against these giant billboards that if erected are certain to create severe traffic hazards and blight," Mr. Blumenthal said.
At Normandie Court, a high-rise on Third Avenue and 95th Street, so many young tenants have erected wall-like partitions to create more rooms that the building is sometimes referred to as "Dormitory Court".
Kinkaid convinced the captain to allow homeless families of crew members to stay on the ship, and erected tarpaulins on the quayside to create family areas.
