Sentence examples for be to install new from inspiring English sources

The veneer is ruined, and the most practical thing would now be to install new cabinets.

One way to have done this would have been to install new water-filtration plants, but that would have cost $4 billion-6 billion up front, together with annual running costs of $250m.

The dance company is to install new mirrored studios and offices at its Thorp Street base which it says had been "untouched" for 23 years.

The plan is to install new engines on the 77 B-52s still in the force and equip them with improved, long-range cruise missiles that can penetrate increasingly capable enemy air defenses.

Part of the work was to install new lighting to allow television broadcasts from the chamber, while other work added drop tiles to the ceiling, hiding the domed roof.

His first initiatives will be to install a new set of public toilets and to start a garbage-truck-based trash-disposal system.

One of Jobs's first decisions was to install a new board.

It was no surprise when the school was put into special measures, and Hull's response was to install a new tier of management.

Admiral Allen said plans were to install a new cap on the well that would allow multiple hoses to draw the oil up to a collection vessel, increasing capacity to 60,000 to 80,000 barrels a day.

Step two is to install a new and/or regularly test your existing smoke alarm.

One of his first chores, after ripping out the old landscaping, was to install a new sprinkler system.