Sentence examples for redeveloping it into from inspiring English sources

For a time, it considered redeveloping it into a massive tourist complex like Costa Smeralda in Sardinia: three of its beaches - Loto, Saleccia (where The Longest Day was filmed) and Ostriconi - regularly appear in lists of the world's best.

In the midst of the managerial change from Burley to Freedman, the club announced plans to relocate the club back to the site of the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, built on the club's original home, redeveloping it into a 25,000-seater, purpose-built football stadium.

It has more recently been used as a health centre and retirement home but plans to redevelop it into a local health unit were cancelled in 2012.

He said razing Dharavi, or even completely redeveloping it, would only push residents into other slums.

Various attempts to redevelop it, including turning it into a theme park, have failed.

Providence, once a fading New England industrial city, has recently, and rather famously, redeveloped its center city into a tourist attraction.

It redeveloped back into a tropical depression on September 10, and intensified into Tropical Storm Felix the next day while tracking generally northward.

Perhaps it's not the most prepossessing kind of place, with only a few remains of its rich history, but everyone agrees that Leicester is successfully redeveloping itself into a hip and happenin' city.

Drawings mapping the archaeological finds of ancient rubbish, mainly cesspits, from the site before it was redeveloped into a shopping centre were sandblasted into the York stone paving.

He is redeveloping two buildings into a retail space with 8,000 square feet, up from 4,000 square feet.

Anyway, Rainmaker Animation is busy redeveloping the series into three feature-length films with John Cooksey at the helm.