Sentence examples for largely renovated from inspiring English sources

Then she waded into the rapidly rising water in the city's Old Town, which was struck by the 2002 floods and had been largely renovated and refurbished since.

A boarded-up building on the landmarked and largely renovated Astor Row that has a decrepit front porch, no stairs or floors, and that has been vacant so long that a tree has grown inside recently sold for $219,000.

Once a blue-collar neighborhood of two- and three-story houses on small city lots, the largely renovated Mansion Hill Historic District now appeals to singles and two-income couples who work at or do business with companies in downtown Cincinnati, less than two miles away.

Mr. Stevens, Republican of Alaska, is facing criminal charges that he knowingly failed to list on Senate disclosure forms some $250,000 in gifts and services from Mr. Allen and Veco, largely for renovating the Stevens home in Alaska.

I was there when, working backward, this largely suburban place renovated neighborhoods to create more of a downtown".

About half the buildings in Wuzhen are surviving historic structures; a third have been renovated or largely rebuilt using reclaimed historic materials gleaned, typically, from cleared sites in Shanghai; and the rest of the tableau – most obviously in the form of hotels – is newly built.

In 2007, the large hill was renovated.

This particular branch was renovated from the old Shanpia Hotel Akasaka, a largely characterless tourist hotel.

Inglewood's renovated Forum is mostly fabulous.

Last month, when she left to become the director of Nassau County's newly formed Economic Development Corporation, the seediness had largely given way to office towers and new hotels, renovated theaters and glistening new stores and tourist attractions.

But that destruction has largely been forgotten as tourists flock to the newly renovated pagoda complex, where elaborate halls and temples venerate the Buddha.