Sentence examples for needed restoration from inspiring English sources

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

The staff was still unpacking worn trunks stamped with Graham's name, and much of the contents needed restoration.

The historic Winter Palace hotel, managed by Sofitel but owned by the government, awaits a badly needed restoration.

Dr. Maves said he saw his new job as "a calling" and viewed the A.M.A. as a "treasure in many ways" -- though one that, perhaps, needed restoration.

You had to put coins in a slot and the chapel kept going dark and the works needed restoration — but still this was perfection.

A museum commemorating the canalside warehouses that once provided free education and entertainment for thousands of the poorest children in London has won a £4.3m grant for urgently needed restoration work.

For example, a patient of Dentist 17 needed restorations on #7 distal, facial and incisal; however, treatment on the facial surface was missing in the progress notes, and it took extra time to locate and verify at several places.

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

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.