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The wings were supposed to be fashioned from a lightweight carbon fibre.

For example, a horse ridden by a puppet in military garb in "Autumn of My Springtime" has a body that looks to be fashioned from a gymnast's pommel horse (or maybe a car seat), and four legs that consist of short lengths of rope.

It's certainly possible that some excellent early education programs could be fashioned from a combination of public and private support.

To begin with, the plane itself will be fashioned from a material that mimics bird bones: light yet rigid (and described as "bionic" by the Guardian, which I think is not accurate).

Nowadays the boxes should be fashioned from a single piece of animal hide and form a base with an upper compartment to contain the parchment scrolls.

His legacy most likely will be fashioned from an amalgamation of such figuresamong other indices of campus growthand a series of highly publicized decisions and incidents that shaped campus policies on housing, gender equity, and need-based financial aid, among other subjects.

A wand can be fashioned from any item that has a hole to blow through.

THE Elevation Dock is fashioned from a solid chunk of aluminium.

The noose was fashioned from a wet bedsheet, rolled and tied to the window bars.

Dubbed the Aérolithe, the car was fashioned from a magnesium alloy called Elektron.

Hotel du Vin Harrogate is fashioned from a row of Georgian houses (doubles from £79).