Sentence examples for endless renovations from inspiring English sources

I think perhaps they did, too, during that first long winter of French verb conjugations and endless renovations.

Ms. Carmelli found herself balking at the decades-old "used houses," envisioning a future of mildewy basements and endless renovations.

But now we were those young people, and although my parents worried that if we fixed up our house too much it would hurt the feelings of the former owners, they were proud of our endless renovations.

A few years earlier, my parents had moaned, "Concord is just not the same anymore with all these young people moving in and adding onto their houses". But now we were those young people, and although my parents worried that if we fixed up our house too much it would hurt the feelings of the former owners, they were proud of our endless renovations.

As ratings have steadily declined in the past decade, the show has entertained endless renovations to its format, switching networks, discharging beloved judges, allowing male models to compete in several seasons, and even, in a temporary and largely unpopular change inspired by the likes of "American Idol," including viewer input in its weekly evaluations.

The endless renovation and relentless paternalism of Australian Indigenous policy has always been justified as a response to the so-called "Aboriginal problem", which – it was assumed – could only be solved by the exercise of settler colonial authority.

The Endless Renovation At Plaza 400, it wasn't the threat of death — delivered through his closed door by a shrieking woman — that prompted Mr. Chesnoff, a semiretired lawyer who is now the board's president emeritus, to retire from active duty in 2011 after 10 years on the board, 9 as president.

White reminded her of the walls in the rooms where her parents had passed away, and the drywall she had lived with during the endless renovation was white, as well as the suits worn by the men who had removed the mold.

The horizon of renovation is endless; the word itself implies renewal, a great American obligation, the alternative to which is death.

Mr. Gershenzon presented the idea for the "Rite of Spring" anniversary festival to Mr. Iksanov as the theater's historic main stage was undergoing a seemingly endless, costly and controversial renovation that was completed in 2011.

Cardinal Furno paid for costly renovations, he said, adding, "It's endless".