Sentence examples for plan on renovating from inspiring English sources

If you plan on renovating only one bathroom, and there is at least one bathtub somewhere else in the home, then "go for it," Mr. Shapot said.

Since buying the Ocean Delight Cottages, Jerry and Laurelyn have bought another nearby property, the Doctor's House, a spa and conference center that they plan on renovating and turning into a world-class destination for weddings, small conventions and corporate retreats.

The conservancy's comprehensive and long-term restoration plan centered on renovating historic buildings, bridges and monuments, as well as bringing back the major lawns, which had become dust bowls.

Jockey Club and State Fair officials project that Timonium OTB will net $500,000 a year in revenue, much of which they plan to spend on renovating the track and its fading grandstand.

The table talk moved on to plans for renovating kitchens, summer shares, friends' divorces, new movies, books, politics, sodium, and cholesterol.

Beverly Hills contends that the tunnel poses a safety threat to students — the high school is built on a still-active oil field and is near an earthquake fault — and would interfere with the school district's plan to spend close to $120 million on renovating the building and the campus.

Officials in the German city of Nuremberg have announced controversial plans to spend up to €70m (£60m) on renovating the city's vast yet dilapidated Nazi Party rally grounds, used by the documentary filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl as a haunting backdrop for her Hitler propaganda film Triumph of the Will.

Tisch and John Mara most recently worked together on a plan to renovate Giants Stadium, an idea that eventually expanded to include studying the feasibility of building a new stadium.

The General Assembly's budget committee approved appropriating $23.5 million and -- over the lone objection of the United States -- authorizing another $77 million needed to move forward on a $1.6 billion plan to renovate the United Nations headquarters complex.

Now is the time to act on a national plan to renovate infrastructure.

The rest will be spent on renovating another building and advancing the university's strategic plan.