Sentence examples for The renovating from inspiring English sources
verb
To renew; to revamp something to make it look new again.
- This house is shabby: it needs renovating.
Talk story about a visit and a report on the renovating job the Fifth Avenue Bank has just undergone.
So the renovating architects did some paint archaeology to investigate the original colors and bring them back.
Finally, the alteration agreement between the co-op and the renovating shareholder defines the scope and rules of work.
The New Yorker, December 22 , 1934P. 8 Long talk story about the renovating of the Metropolitan Opera House.
Mr. Banner recommends that adjacent homeowners ask to be added to the renovating neighbor's insurance policy, and also have their own architect or engineer review the construction plans.
He says the co-op can probably assert a claim against the renovating neighbor under the provisions of the proprietary lease and the alteration agreement.
Dr. Helgans loved the renovated interior.
The renovated Alice Tully Hall served both orchestras well.
The renovated playground will cost approximately $1 million.
The renovated lower level could function as a guest apartment.
The renovated City Center is now much more inviting and comfortable.
