Sentence examples for needed modernising from inspiring English sources
Jez George, chief executive, said the 8,000-capacity 8,000-capacity modernistadium
Ms Bartlett said she wanted to continue to work with the League of Friends but the catering service needed modernising.
Times change and obviously Wembley needed modernising to move with the times, but I think the old Wembley was such an atmospheric, historic football ground.
But Leicester, to their credit, have realised their traditional set-piece orientated game needed modernising and their new head coach, Aaron Mauger, the distinguished former All Black centre, is preaching a more expansive gospel.
Charlie Carruth, regional organiser for the Unison union, agreed that the Council House needed modernising, but described the timing as "appalling" and the level of spending "unsustainable".
Following the Taylor Report in 1990, the ground either needed modernising or the club needed a new stadium.
Mr Li also admitted that China's economy needs modernising to keep growing fast.
Young architects have to start somewhere and it's usually the kitchens that need modernising.
No one doubts that the archaic, overlapping patchwork of agencies needs modernising, with regulation refocused on a firm's activities rather than its legal form.
First, the 1982 constitution badly needs modernising to erase the memories of military coups in Turkey and complete the transition to a more-or-less normal democracy.
