Sentence examples similar to going to refurbish from inspiring English sources

So the taxes paid by British people to use British countryside and office space is not going back into the coffers of the nation, but will go to refurbish one of the Queen's eight official royal residences.

In Paterson, $750,000 will go to refurbish the frame fitting shop of the old Rogers locomotive works, built in 1881, into a transportation waiting room for those using van pools for work.

The money goes to refurbishing properties and creating and upgrading amenities, like the gift shops.

More than $8 million has gone to refurbishing every one of our public parks.

Most of the money from the painted ponies' project is slated to go to refurbishing county parks.

Ms. Shulman had offered money for the arch a few years ago, but it was unclear if the money was going to be used to refurbish the structure or tear it down.

O'Loughlin was making the exact point in the Guardian the other day when she followed the advice of Gill, "the uncrowned king of our breed, the baboon-murdering genius wordsmith" and went to a refurbished Chelsea spot the uncrowned one had lauded for "a menu as smart and appetising as I can remember in a pub".

"We're going to re-plumb them, refurbish them, rewire them, but they will be a shell essentially," she said.

The soda fountain was such a success that Mr. Robbins went on to refurbish much of the rest of town.

Some of the goods likely never had any issues to begin with; as soon as a buyer opens the shrink-wrap on a product, it's likely going to be sold as refurbished.

This deal comes from the "SonyStyle" store so it's a legitimate vendor and you know that not going to end up with some refurbished unit.