Sentence examples for on fixing up from inspiring English sources

The question is whether it is fair to all golfers to price the new course at $45 to $50 a round in an attempt to make the course self-sustaining; or if the county should instead concentrate on fixing up its existing courses rather than spend money on a new one.

He thought they spent too much money on fixing up their stores.

Mr. Biden later gave him tips on fixing up an old farmhouse that he purchased in Maryland, Mr. Cramer said.

But there is no reason to think that other retailers did not spend money on fixing up their stores to make them more attractive.

"People are spending more money on fixing up the ride they have instead of going out and buying a new one," he said.

Mr. Chaiken said that his client was working on fixing up the property and that it would be ready for families to live in soon.

Taxpayers shouldn't be on the hook for fixing up private property.

From there, he went on to fix up some sandal-esque foot pedals.

"You can't put a price on heroism, fixing up police precincts, better training for cops at the beginning of their careers, having a more fair and efficient trial process," Mr. Green said.

So in recent months, they have come together on weekends to fix up some neglected parts of the ramps and other equipment.

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