Sentence examples for making renovations from inspiring English sources

Some homeowners are making renovations even more ambitious by expanding their garages.

The code doesn't differentiate between new construction and rehabilitation, making renovations needlessly costly.

It also allowed landlords to raise rents to that level by making renovations.

In 1998 Tyler Cassity, a friend of Mr. Boileau's from St . Louis bought the 62-acre property for $375,000 and began making renovations.

Business has declined by 30percentt since then, and the store has been losing money for several years, making renovations impossible, Mr. Leibson said.

Another thing to consider when making renovations is that all doorways should be wide enough for a wheelchair when the door is open.

It said the reasons behind the drought of homes on the market varied around the country – in expensive areas it blamed the high cost of stamp duty and other fees making renovation and extensions more financially appealing than moving.

The owner of an apartment building was refinancing to make renovations.

Its terms would have raised the rent and required the club to make renovations.

At one point, Mr. Malloy was accused of awarding contracts to companies that made renovations to his home.

Why didn't many of the bars and restaurants make renovations that would allow smoking under the ban? h.