6. Suggested ideas to produce revenue from the loss-making telephone boxes, each of which cost about £2,000 a year to maintain, include making them into mobile phone masts.
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Others think making them into electricity might be a better answer anyway.
Then she puréed the kernels before making them into a runny custard.
And it brings us into the shadowland of the ultramarathoners without making them into carnival exhibits.
Fiction, Powell once wrote, is taking strange truths and making them into less-strange lies.
She began recording melodies, lyrics, and noises, making them into songs with a free version of the audio software Audacity.
Plants grow tall – 6-8ft at least – so utilise this by making them into a windbreak for more delicate crops.
It sounds like someone grabbing on to a million passing thoughts and making them into a song.
Furthermore, the early toolmakers had the ability to anticipate their needs, since they often carried suitable rocks long distances before making them into tools.
Basically, you're taking sloppy bits of fish and making them into these exquisite little bonbons, and that seems inordinately gay to me".
