Sentence examples for old billboards from inspiring English sources
Old billboards will come to back to light as buildings are demolished in front of them.
An exchange I found in a forum on the site farmhack.org involved recycling old billboards to cover unplanted ground.
There is material evidence to support this position in the housing crisis and the emblematic Neon Boneyard, a dump (and tourist attraction) for old billboards along the Strip.
Lindley Hall in Victoria was transformed into the desolate American west with photographs of old billboards and telephone towers covering the walls, one featuring an American flag.
Jimmy Tomczak is the CEO of Ann Arbor, Mich.-based Tombolo, which he founded last year to manufacture paperfeet, a sandal made out of old billboards.
A limited budget had Rochas and his crew considering applying vinyl from old billboards, but they couldn't get permission to recycle the used materials because of copyright issues related to the advertised products.
That idea is an artifact of the old Billboard charting system, which was premised on just such an assumption.
What is sometimes forgotten amid the mythology, however, is that Turner wasn't the proprietor of any old billboard company.
"I want to take a big old billboard with us and plaster it in our visitor locker room".
Another video on the site shows river-to-river views, additional elevators, seats made from reclaimed teak, and old billboard supports that now serve to frame the street scenes below — recalling what Lauren Collins, writing in 2009, described as "an indie park, an anti-campus … a tight and narrow catwalk, a picture with a frame".
In fairness, what is on sale (if you are lucky to get space) is not a regular old billboard anymore with flashing lights.
