Sentence examples for much refurbished from inspiring English sources

The church is one of the oldest central-plan churches in the world, though the interior was much refurbished after 1573 when the cupola collapsed.

Opened in October 2008, this much refurbished Baroque palace has a beautiful hidden garden that compensates for its bustling, unlovely location a few blocks from Old Town Square.

But the arrival of the British designer Neil Barrett, 34, at the company about a year ago has done much to refurbish Samsonite's image as something other than a maker of drab luggage for Floridians over 63, along with the occasional felon.

Many premises are old and expensive to run, and it would cost almost as much to refurbish them as it would to build an HQ on the site of the old William Street car park, the council said.

The Bosnians, in particular, have refurbished much of the housing, and Utica feels like a place with a pulse and maybe even a future.

They've bought and refurbished much of the historic business district on Monroe and Washington streets.

Who's right and, more importantly, how much is a refurbished iPod Video?

The Mayflower Inn, refurbished to much fanfare in the early 1990's, is a gathering place of sorts, especially for residents who recently moved from New York.

The soda fountain was such a success that Mr. Robbins went on to refurbish much of the rest of town.

While I was at Cern it was clear in speaking to those involved with the project that it means much more than refurbishing old computers and installing them with early software: it is about enshrining a powerful idea that they believe is gradually changing the world.

The city is also an administrative and commercial centre, and much of it has been refurbished with offices and retail outlets.