Sentence examples for extensively modernised from inspiring English sources

Lately in extensively modernised Stratford, east London, they've named a square after Gerry Raffles, who managed the Theatre Royal there in Joan Littlewood's heyday.

In the last year the hotel has been extensively modernised to look – if the contradiction is not too great – more vintage.

The building has been extensively modernised and little of the original layout remains.

The castle was expanded several times by the Luttrell family during the 17th and 18th centuries; they built a large manor house within the Lower Ward of the castle in 1617, and this was extensively modernised, first during the 1680s and then during the 1760s.

Under the Howards the castle was extensively modernised; fashionable brick was used to improve parts of the castle; ornamental chimneys were added; the battlements were reduced in size to exaggerate the apparent height of the walls, and the Howard coat of arms was added to the gatehouse.

Royal Sovereign and her sisters, however, were smaller and slower than the Queen Elizabeth class, and so they were not extensively modernised in the inter-war period.

"A modernised, more extensive and frequent rail service will boost growth and inward investment".

"The play has been modernised; specifically, Australianized".

The army has been modernised and provided with "extraordinary" resources.

Egypt, so recently modernised, was about to fall into ruin.

A modernised version with a garden would be nearer £55,000.