Sentence examples for modernised from from inspiring English sources

Recorded as early as 1803, the Hall is described as "a large white house with no architectural features of interest, is said by Dr. George Ormerod to have been 'a large building of brick, finished with gables, at the end of an avenue of firs and evergreens,' which had been enlarged and modernised from time to time".

Bain's baby bet The business of sharing Award: Ludwig Siegele Corrections: Panera Cares restaurant and Dollar Thrifty ReprintsAlmost every industry needs modernising, from health care to tourism (probably more than 1m Iranians visit Iraq's holy sites each year).

The structure needs modernising from top to bottom.Like anybody who has been copiously rewarded for doing bad work, America's intelligence services seem strangely caught between paranoia and arrogance.

Regionwide, this year's toll could be at least as bad as 1998, the worst on record.As the region has modernised, deaths from other infectious diseases, from malaria to measles, have fallen.

Phuc's home is modernised, funded by donations from around the world.

Over eight years as treasurer she had modernised cash management, shifting it from punch-card computers to electronic transfer, and earning an extra $1.7 billion a year in interest on investments.

Dowding modernised a system created up from 1917 by Major General E B Ashmore.

"People like Derren Brown took the idea of mindreading from people before him and modernised it for a new audience.

From the 1950s onwards, he modernised the landscape through his brilliantly inventive posters, visual identities for public companies and institutions, and his book design for Penguin and Phaidon.

From Stockholm to Singapore, they have modernised and expanded.

Friel examines the brutal pragmatism of Empire from the standpoint of an imagined, modernised O'Neill.