Clement Walker in Anarchia Anglicana (1649) refers to "new-erected sodoms and spintries at the Mulberry Garden at S. James's"; this suggests it may have been a place of debauchery.
Google this week fired off one of the first high-profile tests of Russia's controversial new firewall — erected November 1, 2012 to block child porn, drugs and suicide content; but seen by critics as a route for the government to block whatever else it chooses.
There's already a new complex erected for Seed Industry NZ, a greenhouse to test out new breeds of seed.
A fervent Chávez follower, Ms. Mocoa was given an apartment in a new government-erected building this year.
Nevertheless, housing improvement occurred as new structures were erected, and new legislation continued to raise standards, often in response to the exposés of investigators and activists such as Jacob Riis in the United States and Charles Booth in England.
In 1625 26, because of the unhealthy atmosphere of the site, Mère Angélique established her community in Paris, where new buildings were erected, including a Baroque church.
A new settlement was erected and named for the ship that brought Hopewell's founder, Frances Eppes, to the area in 1635.
Valentino has hired first-rate teachers, constructed new buildings and erected two dormitories for girls (at least half the students will be girls).
His experiments in diction, style, and versification revitalized English poetry, and in a series of critical essays he shattered old orthodoxies and erected new ones.
Once a new tower is erected, the United Nations, which has been renting 1 and 2 United Nations Plaza from the city at below-market rates, would move its offices out of those buildings or begin paying market rents.
In one case, repairs were belatedly made at Donald J. Trump's Riverside South project after a contractor ignored an engineer's order to reject weak concrete and erected new floors on top of it.
