Sentence examples for later renovation from inspiring English sources

That's because newer faucets installed in a later renovation can need more water pressure to work properly.

A later renovation replaced the wooden stairs from the main floor to the basement with iron ones.

The oldest residence in Cluj-Napoca is the house of Matthias Corvinus, originally a Gothic structure that bears Transylvanian Renaissance characteristics due to a later renovation.

(Seats were removed in later renovations).

He says he is trying to match "some of the most extraordinary paneling I've ever seen," English walnut with gilt details, which was mutilated in later renovations.

Begun in 1130, with many later renovations, the cathedral contains the largest surviving example of a medieval chained library in the world, with some of its books dating to the eighth century, and Mappa Mundi, the only 13th-century illustrated map of the world.

Despite dense and often impermeable coats applied in later renovations and exposure to a polluted urban environment, which resulted in formation of gypsum on the surface of the renders, the samples show good to excellent state of preservation after more than a century.

Most of the Fatimid mausoleums have either been destroyed or have been greatly altered through later renovations.

In 1978, the building likely used asbestos shingles for the front roofing, but it may have been removed by later renovations.

It is a grade I listed building, and the oldest parts date from the late 14th century, with later renovations dating from the 16th and 19th centuries.

The internet has a wide range of pictures, but you need to be aware that many of the images will often end up being those of the more commonly known gardens, namely, the Alhambra, the Taj Mahal, and the Generalife.[2] Many of the more renowned gardens are later renovations, so they may not be as true to original forms as you'd wish - it's really up to you how far back you'd like to research.