Sentence examples for get a renovation from inspiring English sources

It took another week, but if that is what it takes to get a renovation finished, so be it.

Part of their roof is leaking, but they cannot get a renovation grant from the council because the roof is not bad enough for the "serious disrepair" category.

Canada's anti-terrorism legislation would get a renovation.

Despite pushback during his first term from commissioners citing the project's cost, Levine finally managed to get a renovation underway this year.

The Hard Rock, once the coolest casino in town, is getting a renovation to reinvigorate the solid but stale brand.

Soon after this year's festival ends, on Sunday, the Gaillard will get a $142 million renovation that will involve stripping the room and replacing its insides.

Those shortfalls could be countered by a sweetheart lease at the Ford Center (which will get a $121.6 million renovation courtesy of Oklahoma City voters) and rebates on payroll taxes being considered by state lawmakers.

The original plans for Looscan called for the library to get a $5.37 million renovation.

"I would have loved to get into a renovation," Ms. Basile said.

The place got a little renovation, courtesy of federal law enforcement agents.

Sugartree Ministries, a soup kitchen downtown, got a lovely renovation thanks to a television show that featured Mrs McKamey.But such services are designed to sustain families through a tough spell, not to support them in the long term.