Sentence examples for dated appliances from inspiring English sources

This means renovating the "renter-grade" kitchen (dated appliances, inefficient storage space, postage-stamp counter space) and bathroom (crummy fixtures, boring tile).

For example, replacing your dated appliances with new ones in a black finish is a poor move if black appliances have long since gone out of vogue.

People won't want to buy a house that they feel looks dated and appliances like these will go a long way towards dating a home.

The house has been renovated within the last five years to include up-to-date appliances, but it still has most of its period details, including exposed beams and side windows along the front door that retain their original glass.

Our study tried to bring quite advanced tools (HRQoL measurement and up-to-date computer appliances) into multiple, real-life, general practices.

CONS: The kitchen could use new appliances; the bathroom is a bit dated.

The appliances, particularly the dishwasher, are very dated, and some of the Formica is coming off of the counter surface.

CONS: Appliances in the windowed kitchen are a bit dated.

The kitchen has a linoleum floor, with cabinets and appliances that seem to date back to the 1970s.

The group also said that the UK government should lobby the EU for a date beyond which appliances that remain on standby or do not meet "a defined standard" could no longer be sold.

Mr. Weinstein also pointed out that it is possible for a developer to obtain a temporary certificate of occupancy -- and schedule a closing date -- even before nonessential appliances like dishwashers, air-conditioners and microwave ovens have been installed or to install low-end required fixtures to obtain the certificate.