Sentence examples for * modernised in from inspiring English sources

Laws declined, wondering how a party could become modernised in the space of a few weeks.

It was taken into operation in the 1980s, and modernised in the 1990s, but has been a target of environmentalists for years.

In India, although open-air cremations are still common, they are more necessarily modernised in built-up cites, although they still allow for the fire ceremony at the point of cremation.

One of the paradoxes of Greek history in recent decades is that while most of the country became more Westernised and modernised in its tastes, there was a resurgence in religious circles of a monastic and ascetic tradition going back many centuries.

Between 1922 and 1932, the Stadtbahn viaduct was thoroughly modernised in order to handle the ever increasing train weight.

It was rebuilt following a fire in 1733, and further extended and modernised in 1784 by Henry Fane.

Ibstock, another brick manufacturer, opened a modernised brickworks in Chesterton, Newscastle-under-Lyme, this month and revived a plant in Ibstock, Leicestershire, to meet demand.

They have also modernised him in a way that will annoy most fans of the original comic.

Not only is it a smartly modernised cafe in a prime riverside location, but its locally-sourced food is genuinely good and, generally, fair value.

Described by the estate agents at the time as a "rare to market, bright, modernised property" in the heart of "Marylebone Village", it changed hands for £3.625m and three years later is estimated to be worth between £4.5m and £5m.

The masterpiece is better lit, better hung and more elegantly surrounded than ever before at the refurbished and modernised Mauritshuis in The Hague, which rivals Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum as the greatest collection of Dutch art in the world.