Sentence examples for current refurbishment from inspiring English sources

On a short walk around this current refurbishment – a cottage owned by the Olivier Trust, which has several in the area just outside the village of Stonham Aspal – Meek walks me around to show other examples of his work.

Durand declined to answer our questions asking for more detail about the extent of the current refurbishment of the site and the cost, but Martin says: "In the next academic year 9, children will start to experience boarding at the site in the main house, whilst also still having access to swimming at the Durand site in Stockwell.

Speaking before the meeting, a Dyfed-Powys Police spokesperson said: "Due to the number of people expected to attend, the current refurbishment work at Welshpool Town Hall, and the associated public safety concerns we advised that the venue for the meeting be changed".

Waterstones says the deal will dovetail with its current store refurbishment scheme, which is creating dedicated areas for digital books, free wireless internet and new coffee shops.

The dedicated American galleries are currently under refurbishment, meanwhile, current special exhibitions include Master Drawings from the collection – by Bernini, Boucher, Degas and others (until 8 June).

Finally, needs for most current ICT knowledge use and refurbishment technologies development, as well as integrated design, including particularly relevant benchmarking and rating system development are outlined.

In this regard, the heating demand of each individual building in the region in the current state and after two refurbishment scenarios are calculated.

Members of the city's cabinet are also being asked to approve the refurbishment of the current council house on College Green, which would improve facilities for the public.

However, it was found that the fleet had never been maintained properly, and in 2008, a cost-benefit analysis found that, based on the current fleet's condition, a refurbishment would cost just as much as it would to buy new cars, if not more so.

It originally opened in Limehouse, London, in 1975, relocated to Manchester in 1990 and after extensive refurbishment reopened in its current home in 2010.

"Some materials and components in the current stockpile cannot be replicated in a refurbishment," he wrote, adding that available ways to mitigate aging were "reaching their limits".