Sentence examples for modernised property from inspiring English sources

Described by the estate agents at the time as a "rare to market, bright, modernised property" in the heart of "Marylebone Village", it changed hands for £3.625m and three years later is estimated to be worth between £4.5m and £5m.

£160,000 Coldstream Street, Llanelli, Wales A substantial traditional detached property modernised throughout and offering four bedrooms and a study with ensuite to main bedroom and a family bathroom.

But, equally, Cartmel has modish food shops such as the Bread Shed (01539 533839, breadshed.co.uk) and Cartmel Cheeses (01539 532845, cartmelcheeses.co.uk), and sensitively modernised self-catering properties like Longlands, a secluded courtyard of cottages around an early-19th-century country house (weekend breaks for two from £150; ainscoughs.co.uk).co.uk

ILVA would be ecologically modernised and sold to an international holding.

The Wolsey Place development also includes a larger and modernised library.

"The play has been modernised; specifically, Australianized".

The army has been modernised and provided with "extraordinary" resources.

Egypt, so recently modernised, was about to fall into ruin.

A modernised version with a garden would be nearer £55,000.

But some modernised this theme of plating and protection.

The state, quite rightly, modernised marriage law, she says.