Sentence examples for be refurbished at from inspiring English sources

The historic building will be refurbished at a cost of £50m.

One major issue is that these buildings must be refurbished at low cost, not to increase the rents too much.

The line is always the same – "There is no alternative" – even when campaigners on estates such as Central Hill and Cressingham Gardens, in south London, have drawn up detailed plans showing how their estates could be refurbished at lower cost and without forcing people to move.

Young people protested against its closure outside City Hall and submitted a petition to the executive – saying the new facilities due to be refurbished at Eastern Leisure Centre as part of the building of the controversial Llanrumney High School would not be up to standard.

An oil rig is to be refurbished at the Nigg fabrication yard in Easter Ross for the first time in nine years.

On February 27 , 1944 Sea Cloud travelled to be refurbished at Atlantic Yard in East Boston, afterwards taking over a new one-hundred square mile area at Weather Station Number One.

If public funds had been available, the two existing hospitals would have been refurbished, at around one 13th of the cost.

These are buoyant times for the hotel industry, with new properties opening and old buildings being refurbished at a speedy pace.

The museum will remain fully operational, but the two largest buildings on the site are being refurbished at a cost of more than £5m to house the school.

Countless necessary roadworks bear testament to hefty EU financial grants, and many of the old Communist-era hotels are being refurbished at an astonishing rate.

The trains were refurbished at a cost of $15 million during the 1980's in the mistaken belief that business travelers wanted a deluxe overnight train between Washington and Chicago.