The chapter ordered that 13 canons, including the succentor and the archdeacon, should immediately "erect, construct, build, and duly repair their manses, and the enclosures of their gardens within the college of Moray".
It landed, undented, 20 feet below on a walkway of the tower's newly erected scaffolding -- built for a masonry reconstruction project.
We need to erect walls, build barriers and fight.
In all these crises are opportunities – opportunities to reject, connect and erect, to build from these ruins a system that works for the people of this country rather than for an offshore elite that preys on insecurity.
The reality is, it's hard to erect infrastructure, build networks, and put volunteers in place.
New power lines are being erected and roads built to the site under the watchful eye of local farmers, who daydream about the entrepreneurial opportunities that as many as 200,000 new workers in the area might present.
He was an engineer and very keen on the new-fangled wireless technology, so much so that by 1912, when he was just 26-years-old, he had already erected aerials and built an early version of a radio station at his home in Gelligroes Mill near Blackwood.
An earth and timber castle was cheaper and easier to erect than one built from stone.
Their discussion also touches on the prickly question of Polish motivations for erecting this monument, built on the site of the Warsaw Ghetto.
Last week, Dan Rather had an art idea: "I think we should erect a monument built from materials impervious to the elements and list the names of all the elected officials and others in positions of power today in the United States who refuse to stand with the science on climate change," the former face of CBS Evening News wrote on Facebook. .
It was started in 1921 and contains a restrictive covenant that the "council, their successors or assigns will not at any time hereafter erect and build or suffer to be erected and built upon the said piece of land or any part thereof any working class dwellings".
