Sentence examples for initial renovation from inspiring English sources
The sitting room and master bedroom were part of the initial renovation.
Toward the end of the initial renovation, which cost more than $300,000, Mr. Clark had a vintage Barton pipe organ installed.
Certifying the four-bedroom five-and-a-half-bath penthouse as a masterful example of shelter art, Mr. Gwathmey was quoted in a 1995 article in Architectural Digest describing its daring initial renovation as "a labor of cabinet love".
The initial renovation led to the opening of a building destined for education activities for children and young people, with a multi-purpose hall, and on the business side with the "Cecchi mangia" restaurant-café and offices.
Planning permission was granted on the basis that income from the new offices was supposed to pay for ongoing repairs to the barn, following an initial renovation carried out in 1989.
The funds will be used for: General Expenses (Insurance, rent during renovations, etc).: $12,097 Initial Renovation: $38,000 Furnishings and Fixtures (Assets): $51,747 Cash for Start-up: $10,000 The start-up funding will be financed by loans arranged through a lending agency that Small Business Administration has qualified as a guarantor.
Initial renovations on the apartment, which previously had been home to just three people, included dividing some of the rooms.
THOUGH the purchase of the house and its initial renovations predate the men's relationship, Mr. Usnik, 44, a senior vice president and international head of corporate communications at Christie's, also regards it as a special place.
It has also secured a grant from the Town of East Hampton to begin doing some initial renovations to the nearly century-old station house, which has its old ticket window and original mahogany benches.
During initial renovations, for example, this sign was uncovered beneath a layer of paint revealing one former tenant: "Hospital Credit Exchange , Inc
Initial renovations saw the levelling of the earthen mound and new concrete terraces constructed on the lower tier in preparation for the construction of an upper tier.
