Sentence examples for expanded and redesigned from inspiring English sources

The Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens, will open its expanded and redesigned home — featuring a new glass entrance, grand staircase, lobby video wall and theater (above) — on Jan . 15 the museum is to announce on Thursday.

The construction project will restore the original box-office lobby and mezzanine lobby but will introduce an expanded and redesigned street-level lobby and a new patrons' lounge, using existing alley space.

As part of the ongoing celebration of its expanded and redesigned quarters, the Morgan Library and Museum dips into its own holdings for the 50 works in "Celebrating Rembrandt: Etchings From the Morgan" (including "Self-Portrait in a Cap, Open-Mouthed," above).

The parents of Mini Riders, ages 5 and 6, pay $225 for group lessons with an instructor-to-student ratio of 1 to 2. Northstar-at-Tahoe at Lake Tahoe in California has expanded and redesigned its beginner area and is offering snowboard lessons to children under 13.

A half-century after Eero Saarinen's Gateway Arch was inaugurated in 1968, it has been reconnected to the city of St . Louis with a sleek underground entrance facing the city, an expanded and redesigned visitor center and museum, a cleaner landscape and an elevated and more elegant waterfront along the Mississippi River.

"I was delighted when he agreed to renew his contract last year and had encouraged him to apply for the new, expanded and redesigned head coach role that the CA board approved last month after the tabling of the Australian Team Performance Review.

The producers of Sesame Street responded, at the show's twenty-fifth anniversary in 1993, by expanding and redesigning the show's set, calling it "Around the Corner".

Campuses also have expanded summer offerings and redesigned courses to incorporate more academic support.

In the first decade of the 21st century, governments in many countries around the world expanded or redesigned their support for the development and deployment of advanced energy-supply and energy-demand technologies.

The Mall front, or Fore Court (east side), was expanded in 1847 by Edward Blore and redesigned in 1913 by Sir Aston Webb as a background for the Queen Victoria Memorial statue.

But what if these forest fragments were expanded or redesigned to encourage more species to survive and migrate through palm oil landscapes?