Mr. Yoshida saw the wooden mission house — the only erect building in the area — go up in a lick of flame, and the heat was terrific on his face.
And for the beauty and magnificence of temples and public edifices with which he adorned his country, it must be confessed, that all the ornaments and structures of Rome, to the time of the Caesars, had nothing to compare, either in greatness of design or of expense, with the lustre of those which Pericles only erected at Athens.
However, he only erected the outer wall of the fort and his plans to build a new capital called Naga Nagor within it did not materialise.
Although this version does contain a few brief shots of flaccid penises, the only erect member in the show belongs to the alien zombie, played by French porn star Francois Sagat, and it is a prosthetic (fake) cock, not the actor's own.
South Carolina was the first to declare secession in 1860, but only erected the Confederate flag at the statehouse on the centenary of that event, which many saw as a statement in opposition to the African-American civil rights movement that was taking root across the country.
Similarly, we only erect new taxa if they are strongly supported.
Also made from the Seneca sandstone are gateposts designed by Renwick, but erected only in 1987 opposite the Castle in the Enid A. Haupt Garden, mainly from stone salvaged from the former DC Jail (1872), which was demolished in 1982 (Fig. 2).
The revolutionaries would vivisect society in the name of dogmas and "destroy the present order, only to erect their own rigid dictatorship among its ruins".
In emphasizing the warrant requirement the Court has therefore not only erected an edifice without solid foundation but also one with little substance.
When James, late in his career, gathered his novels into a standard edition, he was not only erecting a monument to his own genius, but also embarking on a business venture.
