Sentence examples for needed a facelift from inspiring English sources
Resorts -- the first casino in town when it opened in 1978, was glitzy, but it needed a facelift badly.
It had been obvious for years that Burberry needed a facelift and new advertising campaigns with younger models and well-known photographers had been launched already.
Last year, Carmela renovated Egidio's, replacing the counter and installing a new pressed-tin ceiling; the place hadn't been updated in years and needed a facelift.
City engineers say that the bridge, approaching its 93rd year, probably would have needed a facelift by now, even if it had been built perfectly.
It has been called the "ugliest building in Liverpool": a towering brutalist slab with near-permanent scaffolding in a sea of parking, the Royal Liverpool University Hospital has long needed a facelift.
The Renew had an advantage: new owners who knew the property needed a facelift and were willing to pay for it.
Why then, do these tales need a facelift?
A person in the crowd STICKS IT to Begala by shouting that Hillary Clinton needs a facelift.
She further reports his response: "Well" - sputter, sputter - "you need a facelift".
The food department needs a facelift too, says David Strasser of Janney Montgomery Scott, a financial-services firm.
