Sentence examples for from refurbishing from inspiring English sources

But the highest return on investment, he says, comes from refurbishing the firm's old-fashioned neighbourhood supermarkets.

The figures made "pretty confused reading," ABN Amro said in a research note, while the company is heading for a period of higher costs from refurbishing 100 of its 310 British stores.

Similarly, in 1968, Columbia said Harlem would benefit from refurbished athletic fields.

One client of mine who is in his mid-20s built a business buying lost and stolen bicycles from police departments, refurbishing them and selling them on the Internet.

From the start, refurbishing Iraq's dismal infrastructure and creating a thriving market economy were promoted by Bush administration officials as pillars of the American-led invasion -- "the perfect complement to Iraq's political transformation," in the words of Mr. Bremer.

By the time he moved to Sheffield, Dickinson's parents were earning a good living from buying property, refurbishing it and then selling it for a profit.

On top of the sell list was Tempe, Ariz.-based Mobile Mini, which manufactures portable storage containers, mostly from refurbished sea containers.

They buy it from you, refurbish or dismantle it and then sell those components on.

Not so different from the refurbished grotte behind me, they seemed to mock the idea of human progress.

There in three-piece tweed suit and extravagant ponytail was the Dundee financial guru Chris Law, who campaigned in the referendum from a "refurbished" military Green Goddess fire engine.

There are new and spruced-up galleries and buildings, from the refurbished Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington to the restored and expanded Yale School of Art and Architecture in New Haven.