Sentence examples for perfectly renovated from inspiring English sources

Now, when I pass by the perfectly renovated house, I like to remind myself of the gracious home that welcomed family, friends, and strangers.

As producer of Arts & Letters Live, the invariably sold-out readings at the Dallas Museum of Art, Kaye Cattarulla puts actors and writers up at the MELROSE HOTEL (214-521-5151, $169 on weekends to $209 weekdays) in Oak Lawn, using words like "an old-hotel feel," "renovated perfectly" and "manageable" to explain why.

The idea is simple and overwhelmingly pragmatic: lots of stuff left over when houses and other buildings get torn down or renovated is perfectly good and can be used again.

She was the master chef in her kitchen, which eventually was renovated with counters to perfectly match her height.

The now renovated Courthouse displays the situation of news organisations perfectly: lots of nicely renovated rooms, but no windows to get what happens outside.

Gorillas in the mist in Uganda Recently renovated Mount Gahinga Lodge, in the volcanic foothills of Uganda's Mgahinga National Park, is perfectly placed to see gorillas in the wild.

"Perfectly good houses have been demolished when they could have been refurbished or renovated," claimed Mr Palin.

Although many of her most important costumes had not yet been completely renovated, she was confident, she said, that Miss Elizabeth Lawrence, the restorer for the Costume Institute, would do her work perfectly and deliver the costumes on time.

As they renovated the place, they realized it was not large enough to be a guesthouse -- but that it was perfectly suited for a restaurant.

Lobbies were renovated.

I renovated my apartment.