Sentence examples for place installing from inspiring English sources

Maurizio Cattelan is one of the new international, post-studio artists who go from place to place installing singular and often highly disconcerting works of art.

Two years later, they completely renovated the place, installing bamboo flooring and new windows, enlarging the bathroom and replacing kitchen appliances.

This time the bright idea involves demolishing the deteriorating seven floors of the structurally integral book stacks in the vault space under the Rose Main Reading Room at 42nd Street, and in its place installing a brand-new circulating library, designed by Mr. Foster: major transplant surgery, with the great building designed by Carrère and Hastings as guinea pig.

Ford's congregation redid the place, installing new flooring, plumbing, and electricity.

Commerce's owners, Harold Moore and Tony Zazula, have retained or replicated elements of those forebears — subway tilework, walnut banquettes, terrazzo floors — but they've gussied up the place, installing, for example, a coffered ceiling inlaid with three thousand tiny bulbs, it being harder than ever, apparently, to get the right glow.

If there is no drip cap in place, install one.

While that may seem a tad presumptuous for a modest place installed in an off-the-beaten-track storefront, it does telegraph the ambitions of Patrick Sinchak, the proprietor.

Prediction Mid-table mediocrity Manager John Barnes, far left One to watch Terry Gornell, 19 More a comedy act than a football club after a close season in which they sacked a manager, Ronnie Moore, who took them within minutes of a play-off place, installed a new man with no experience of lower league football and then put themselves up for sale on eBay.

The steps include reducing grain spills that attract the bears and cleaning up the spills that do occur, removing dead animal carcasses from the tracks and, in some places, installing electric fences.

And school districts across the country are adding lessons on the environment to their curriculums in many subject areas, as well as enforcing idle-free zones in school driveways, switching to plant-based cleaners, doing away with pesticides and, in some places, installing solar panels.

Hotels that cater to laptop-toting travelers are scrambling to add electrical outlets in easy-to-reach places, install better task lighting and design chairs with flat armrests that can double as desks.