Sentence examples for intent on renovating from inspiring English sources

"Very believable" is the way Mr. Irving characterized the banker who was intent on renovating his own home.

Instead, the society will concentrate on renovating its current building.

Some have pushed to focus on renovating underused warehouses and factories that already exist.

In 1998, for example, 80,000 rupees were supposedly spent on renovating Janawad's dispensary.

They're currently working on renovating the building.

By August 2004, £800,000 had been spent on renovating the building.

Eventually in 2009 work began on renovating the gardens.

They will be working on renovating the building on Fifth and Pearl at night and on weekends.

He is intent on avoiding another one.

The Orchestra of St . Lukes, now comfortably settled in its new home at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music, is understandably intent on showing off the building's flexible, freshly renowated performancomfortably

Last week, nearly two dozen members of the City Council, annoyed by what they perceive as the commission's snooty modus operandi, lent their clout to a bill intent on killing an agency that has, for 102 years, had final say on what does or doesn't get built, renovated, relandscaped, or redecorated on city-owned property.