Sentence examples for fitted it out from inspiring English sources

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, January 4 , 1947P. 19 The housing shortage has hit even the Boy Scouts, one of whose Westchester cells - Air Scouts Squadron No. 1 of Armonk - has bought a second-hand four-engine naval transport plane, removed its wings, & fitted it out as a clubhouse.

The New Yorker, January 4 , 1947P. 19 The housing shortage has hit even the Boy Scouts, one of whose Westchester cells - Air Scouts Squadron No. 1 of Armonk - has bought a second-hand four-engine naval transport plane, removed its wings, & fitted it out as a clubhouse.

Zachary had fitted it out as a wet bar, complete with hanging stemware and hooks for old-fashioned tools: zester, muddler, strainer.

They found the small fish shop for sale — the family now lives upstairs — and fitted it out using a Hyundai loan of 40 million won.

He has fitted it out with 1930s furniture — "in the Continental style," as he put it — much of it Italian Moderne and taken from a house in Milan.

He and his team — including his wife, Laurie, and his longtime sous-chef, Tony Mandeville — gutted the place and fitted it out with the contents of a hundred attics and garages.

When fitting it out, owner Hereward Corbett plumped for recycled materials and wooden furnishings made by a local joinery.

But he had been sailing since he was 16, and so, in 2004, he decided to buy a boat, fitting it out so he could sail it singlehandedly.

Key money paid up front to open a shop can cost up to £10m ($16m) on London's Bond Street; the cost of fitting it out comes on top of that.

The council provided the building, half of which still functions as a school, and the donations that Musawi collected helped fit it out with air conditioners, televisions, water tanks, and mattresses.

"We pretty much had to get it to the point of starting with a blank canvas," Mr. Petrucci said, "and now we are fitting it out with six to eight classrooms.