Object

• fence: He said he had been trying to ' erect a stronger fence ' around his private life.

• memorial: Does anyone have photo of the memorial erected in their memory?

• marquee: The Sikh temple was a marquee erected in the Pavilion grounds.

• statue: In post-Revolutionary Russia the godless wished to erect a statue of the betrayer, Judas.

• scaffolding: A maze of scaffolding erected for the building of the cathedral tower.

• tent: Some of the women, he says, started to erect tents.

Subject

• subscription: The Town Hall was erected by public subscription in 1866.

• parishioner: Died 14 March 1897 This tablet is erected by Parishioners as a token of universal respect and affection for their late Vicar.

Preposition: as

• memorial: It was erected as a permanent memorial to the use of the various Brighton buildings for the Indian wounded.

Adjective complement

• adjacent: The New Village Sign was erected adjacent to Fords Green on Sunday June 24, 2000 at a ceremony around midday.

Modifying Another Word

• lately: Crocketford, A Free Church has been lately erected in the village, which is attended by a large proportion of the People.

Preposition: at

• northeast: During the famine in the mid-1840s, a 40-bed fever hospital was erected at the northeast of the site.

• expense: The school accommodation was recently extended, and an excellent schoolmaster's house is being erected at the expense of the Earl of Hopetoun.

Infinitive complement

• commemorate: The lychgate was erected to commemorate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887.

• accommodate: Sleeping galleries were erected to accommodate an additional 130 inmates.

Preposition: in

• connection: A place of worship has been erected in connection with the Free Church.

• reign: The following circumstance leads one to conjecture that the present structure was erected in the reign of Richard II.

• memory: High on a knoll to the right is the tall Celtic Cross which the builder erected in memory of his mother.

Preposition: by

• subscription: The Town Hall was erected by public subscription in 1866.

• parishioner: Died 14 March 1897 This tablet is erected by Parishioners as a token of universal respect and affection for their late Vicar.