The phrase "make trash" can be used in written English
It means to create or produce waste or garbage. Example: "We need to reduce our use of plastic to make less trash and help the environment."
They make trash bins, recycle donated cars and run a print shop, among other projects.
Families can also make trash, an enemy of nature, into a friend by building a bird feeder from milk cartons and other refuse.
The point of the program, however, is to make trash even more personal by asking people to ponder just how much they're throwing out — or as Ms. Kerr put it, "have a relationship with your trash".
Some people make trash and others make Star Wars papercraft like Dan Winters from WIRED.
We all make trash, and we all want to feel safe.
On Saturday, April 21st, the arcade will be featured as part of the Exploratorium's "Open MAKE: Trash" exhibition for your gaming enjoyment between the hours of 10am and 4pm.
"Just because of their cash flow, they're buying the smaller packs," said Sam Paul, chief executive of Nextep, which makes trash bags.
Consumers are realizing how vulnerable they are to invasions of privacy, he said, particularly since passage of legislation a few years ago that makes trash public property once it leaves the house.
Assisting the boys are Martin Sheen as an American priest, and Rooney Mara as an aide worker, though both have limited purpose in the movie beyond making Trash a safer bet for investors and boosting market potential.
TechCrunch: In the past, you've told Hollywood to stop making trash 3D movies.
In the past, he has told Hollywood to stop making trash 3D movies.
