Sentence examples for because of renovation from inspiring English sources
The orchestra will not play at Carnegie until the following year because of renovation work.
To do so landlords must be able to justify increasing the monthly rent to more than $2,000 because of renovation and other costs.
Many elderly men or women who are forced to move out of their three-bedroom flats because of "renovation" measures realise that they can't afford a one-bedroom flat in the same area.
When he and his wife were evicted from their apartment last November, he told his younger daughter, who was away at college, that they were staying in a motel because of renovation work.
The Founders' Day ceremony, traditionally held in Duke Chapel, is being moved because of renovation of the chapel.
But after the company missed its quarterly earning target by 6% because of renovation costs at several Washington, D.C. hotels, investors knocked 9% off the stock in two days; only recently has it inched back above its 52-week low of $26.
Because of renovations at Madison Square Garden, the team's home opener is not until Oct. 27.
Because of renovations at Madison Square Garden, Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus will not appear in Manhattan this spring.
Here, too, some of the exhibitions were hidden from view because of renovations that are expected to continue through next year.
Home to the world's largest collection of works by Pablo Picasso, the building has been closed because of renovations for the last four years.
