Sentence examples for fitting out the from inspiring English sources

Costs associated with Salford include a lease that is estimated to be £50m, £37m on fitting out the buildings, plus a further £64m on "people-related costs" such as training, relocation and recruitment.

While Mutsu was still fitting out, the American government decided to call a conference in Washington, D.C. to forestall the massively expensive naval arms race between the United States, the United Kingdom and the Empire of Japan that was developing.

The Lakeside Bistro near Beacon Pool and Chandlers Café at the Bird Street entrance to the park were built as part of the works following the £3.9 million grant and Chandlers Group spent £200,000 fitting out the new facilities.

In August 1865, after Valiant had been towed to Portsmouth for fitting out, the ship was inspected by French officers during a port visit by ironclads of the French Navy.

Half of that was for fitting out the space, since everything, even walls, was the tenant's responsibility.

Fitting out the new four-storey building with the 12-metre beamline has given Kirkby a big challenge.

Four groups were selected to fit out the stadiums with non-permanent items known as overlays.

He sent an agent to Philadelphia, who commissioned a French-born merchant, Louis Veron, to fit out the room in grand style.

The BBC is spending just under £10m to fit out the studios and build sets for the productions switching there.

At the same time, Google has invested a small fortune in driverless car technology and Apple developed CarPlay to fit out the cars of the future.

The company will pay a third of the cost to build and fit out the restaurants and kitchens, a total price that competitors estimated as $10 million.