Sentence examples for considering renovating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Krummel said his agency was considering renovating or reconstructing a service plaza on I-95 north of Baltimore that is busy and profitable but showing its age.

On another block in the business district, Albert Tarantino, a co-owner of the 75-year-old Talner's Jewelers, is also considering renovating the two upper floors of his three-story corner building.

Last summer they were considering renovating, but something told them to wait, Ms. Campbell said.

The theater company initially considered renovating a loft to create a kind of downtown branch.

They considered renovating to make separate rooms — a pricey option that would displace them for months.

In keeping with the spirit of the home improvement goliath started by their owner, the Falcons considered renovating the Georgia Dome.

Two years ago, my husband, Joe Lurio, and I began to consider renovating our kitchen to meet Ansel's needs.

Nevertheless, he hinted more than once yesterday that he would like the teams to consider renovating their existing stadiums.

The Municipal Art Society, with the support of some preservationists and elected officials, is urging the developer to consider renovating one or both of the plants, rather than taking them down.

The place all but advertises the country's flimsy ability to enforce its laws, yet given her meager budget, Sirleaf said that before she considers renovating the building, she intends to construct living quarters for the police in rural areas, where it is hard to attract recruits and where enforcement is even flimsier than in the capital.

In the late 1970s the city considered renovating the building, possibly to use as a concert hall for organ recitals, or as a general cultural administration centre.