Sentence examples for decided to refurbish from inspiring English sources

In fact, the commission had decided to refurbish the mural as its first project.

Hampered by the first-world-war ban on new building, he decided to refurbish instead, with his favourite designer, helped by a local architect, Alexander Anderson.

The trouble started several years ago when Edison decided to refurbish its pair of 30-year-old reactors, to extend their useful life for another 20 years or so.

Instead, Mr. Henry decided to refurbish the old place, squeezing in additional seats wherever he could, even on top of the left field wall, Fenway's fabled Green Monster, and adding luxury boxes and an expanded glassed-in area behind home plate where high-rollers could be hermetically sealed off not just from the elements but from the sound of the game.

Bonati, 59, decided to refurbish the 72-foot, 50-ton classic, which has crossed the Atlantic three dozen times.

If the library decided instead to refurbish the Mid-Manhattan branch rather than sell it off -- a course critics would prefer -- it would risk losing the money altogether.

He and his wife decided to pay for refurbishing the first and second floors of the Jebensstrasse building to receive the foundation.

When Washington-area Mazda dealerships heard about his dedication to his car, they decided to get together and refurbish the 626 for him.

The other case study consisted of an investigation of how two municipalities in Norway decide whether to refurbish or demolish their school buildings.

For its first hotel in Russia, Hilton decided to make a statement, refurbishing one of Moscow's famous Seven Sisters skyscrapers from the 1950s.

Rather than refurbishing it, Luzhkov decided to demolish the historically important building, and rebuild it from scratch into yet another pricey five-star complex.