Sentence examples for getting a facelift from inspiring English sources

The small airport at Khajuraho is also getting a facelift.

The iPad is getting a facelift as Apple tries to stay way ahead of the competition.

It's getting a facelift soon, but for now it remains the grim, dirty-looking building that once saw it voted among the ugliest in Bristol.

The ramps are just one clue that the 80-year-old bridge is getting a facelift — or, more accurately, a deck lift.

The soulless financial centre of La Défense is getting a facelift, as part of a grand plan for Greater Paris.Strictly defined as the area inside the périphérique, Paris is tiny.

Finally, with even the ever strong-selling, but often lackluster Toyota Corolla getting a facelift for next year, Mazda got to its popular compact, applying Kodo magic to the Mazda 3 as well.

Let's hope it gets a facelift next year.

And the nearby East Gallery got a facelift too.

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

Its Accent subcompact gets a facelift for 2003.

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