Sentence examples for ever renovated from inspiring English sources

Anyone who has ever renovated a house knows that construction invariably takes longer than expected.

No one ever renovated the kitchen or redid a room for the kids in a rental," Mr. Yearley said.

It will be the death of the place if they ever renovate.

As anyone who has ever built a house — or even renovated a bathroom — can attest, building is a painstakingly slow process.

Have you ever fancied renovating a VW camper van?

It's steps from Pittsburgh's ever-renovating Market Square district, now a pedestrian piazza overshadowed by One PPG Place, a glass neo-Gothic castle designed by Philip Johnson and John Burgee that on overcast days looks like a satanic Magic Kingdom.

We took the shortest canal trip ever on Richie Saunders's renovated Liffey ferry, the last of its kind.

"Not because we ever planned to renovate," I said.

In 1985 Cucinelli moved the headquarters of his company to Solomeo, a medieval Italian town that he's been renovating ever since, restoring the castle, building an amphitheater, school, public garden, and sports complex.

Izmir — which is among four international cities that are vying to hold the World Expo in 2020 — has much to offer visitors: a renovated waterfront, an ever-evolving night-life district and slick new design hotels.

He added that he was told that the room would just have to be renovated again if the members ever reach an agreement.