Sentence examples for floor replacing from inspiring English sources

In summer she keeps an electric fan, aimed upward, on the floor, replacing it in winter with an electric heater.

The master suite, on the first floor replacing the three original bedrooms, has a sitting room and what she described as a "megabath," with a soaking tub and a steam shower.

Changes include a new restaurant, the King Cole Bar and Salon, under chef John DeLucie, opening in November; refurbished suites; redecorated guest rooms; a renovated lobby; expanded spa; and new gym on the 19th floor, replacing one in the basement.

Yocum added a wood-burning stove to the courtyard to make an outdoor fireplace and tore up the back third of the concrete floor, replacing it with landscaping; he made "stepping stones" through the garden to the studio entrance with the discarded concrete.

RFID automates the tracking of merchandise throughout the retail supply chain — from the warehouse to the store floor — replacing the process of employees scanning products manually.

A further survey in 1576 reported that, although the stonework was in good condition apart from one chimney and window, the timbers were perished, the lead roof was full of holes, one kitchen was on the verge of collapse, and another needed its floor replacing.

CONS: It still needs some renovation; the second story needs its floor replaced.

Murals have been painted in the style of the Impressionists, a new terra-cotta floor replaces the original limestone and an open-style kitchen with a brick pizza oven is near the entrance.

One illustration shows a swimming pool surrounded by the metro's distinctive, glossy, white tile walls; in another, a mood-lit nightclub dance floor replaces the train tracks; a third shows a gallery space in the shape of a white tunnel.

The wooden stairs leading to the first floor replaced an earlier stone staircase, the remains of which can be seen protruding from the walls.

The open-air area known as Bosquet de la Colonnade has had its grey floor replaced with a "carpet" of blue glacial rock flour, sedimented rock generated by glacial erosion, surrounding the central sculpture of the space.