Sentence examples for gets a facelift from inspiring English sources

Let's hope it gets a facelift next year.

Its Accent subcompact gets a facelift for 2003.

The old amphitheater gets a facelift this year, with a new shell -- its fifth since 1922, with improved acoustics and some high-tech lighting and projection capabilities.

It had a difficult birth: announced with a short blog post proclaiming "Facebook gets a facelift" on September 5, 2006, at 4 03 A.M., the user outrage the next day was so blistering that C.E.O.

You know the signs: one minute the local pub gets a facelift, the next minute everyone is reading the Guardian and sipping lattes, and you daren't even look at the property prices.

The Ford Focus, its well-regarded small car, gets a facelift this spring, and next fall Ford will have a brand-new Mustang coupe, a new full-sized sedan, the 500, and a new SUV, the Freestyle, built on a car chassis rather than the truck frame.

The small airport at Khajuraho is also getting a facelift.

And the nearby East Gallery got a facelift too.

It's like Gmail got a facelift to look cuter.

The current site got a "facelift" in 2011,  Ms. Shaw said.

But I guess it got a facelift, and it is actually quite cool.