Sentence examples for need restoration from inspiring English sources

Most Smith houses, designed in the 1920's, need restoration.

It is estimated that close to 2 million volumes need restoration.

Even at these prices, often the properties still need restoration or renovation".

As cracks open and the buildings tilt, many of them need restoration, which by law allows archaeologists from the anthropology and history institute to keep watch.

Those in charge of big building projects, from architects to developers, could help much more with advance access: alas, they often think of salvage dealers as little better than "dodgy scrap men".David Heathcote, an architectural historian, predicts that as the best modernist buildings reach an age at which they need restoration, architects will have to forge closer links with salvage firms.

The mosque of Shams El-Deen El-Wasty, a building located in Cairo, Egypt that was built in the 9th century A.H., and has a stucco minaret that is suffering from a great deal of deterioration that has caused the complete loss of some stucco decorations and other parts that need restoration and conservation, so a solution for this problem has become urgent.

Market values Two-bed cottages from €65,000 (£53,900; needing restoration).

The ship, now on display at the Vancouver Maritime Museum, sorely needs restoration.

Take this vast Regency town house on East Cliff, needing restoration, at £299,000, with Thomas & Partners.

Although the glass is in relatively good condition, the lead holding the panels is brittle and needs restoration.

Venice's Rialto Bridge is to be partially draped with advertising as the city seeks €5m (£4m) for desperately needed restoration.