Sentence examples for eventual renovation from inspiring English sources

(A master plan for the complex includes eventual renovation of Noguchi's studio, across the street from the original museum).

The Plaza Hotel and Casino, which is downtown, recently announced that it was laying off 400 workers and closing its hotel and parts of its casino for eventual renovation, the latest high-profile hit to a city that has seen a steady parade of them.

The eventual renovation of all 686 rooms at the resort was nothing more than a signal to start all over again.

The goal of the eventual renovations is for that space to be "designed to feel like a real restaurant," with proper banquettes.

The organization will announce a $35 million capital campaign today with the goal of raising $8 million for an endowment and $27 million to pay for the renovation and eventual purchase of the building from Biltmore 47 Associates, which Mr. Grove said he hoped to do after five years.

Despite the push-back, Emile Biasini, who directed the renovation project, was confident of its eventual success, telling the Times "in ten years, I assure you that all the arguments will have been forgotten.

It was there in the crazed plan for razing and rebuilding the Shakespeare theatre in Stratford-on-Avon, and the eventual realisation of a much more careful part-renovation.

Catherine Shannon, the acting director of the agency, said the renovation was the first step to finding an eventual use for the hotel.

With the renovation under way and the way clear for eventual ownership by the tenants, Judith A. Calogero, commissioner of the State Division of Housing and Community Renewal, considers the outcome a triumph.

The vote followed a two-part, $9.44-million renovation process that first saw the tearing up and eventual paving of the parking lot in November and the clubhouse razing in December.

What followed was a renovation nightmare involving massive leaks, mold, a lawsuit against the contractor and an eventual settlement.