Sentence examples for refurbishing at from inspiring English sources

Under the conversion plan, tenants can buy their apartments, without any refurbishing, at 10percentt below the original asking price, Mr. Ebersman said.

Some 80 of them now live there, and 28 new lofts are being readied (investors have spent millions of dollars in the district, refurbishing at least three dozen buildings, according to Bernard Molloy, head of the local chamber of commerce).

The Independent on Sunday newspaper reported that the British Open golf tournament organizers had decided that Turnberry, another Scottish course which Trump has bought and is refurbishing at a cost of 200 million pounds, would not host the 2020 championship because of his remarks.

The historic building will be refurbished at a cost of £50m.

The theatre has been handsomely refurbished at a cost of £22m.

Rowntree Park in York was recently refurbished at a cost of £1.8m and is a well-loved place.

Now, largely refurbished, at a cost of £1.2m, it rises from disaster like some awful ghoul, bigger and stronger.

Perhaps only Hollywood would hope to profit by offering a 70-year-old product, refurbished, at 308 times its original cost.Yet chutzpah may have its rewards.

He will ask for $60 billion to refurbish at least 35,000 schools and help state and local governments hire and retain teachers, firefighters and police officers.

Now refurbished at a cost of £20m – and divided into Expanding City, People's City and World City – the galleries are reopening in a very different climate.

These are buoyant times for the hotel industry, with new properties opening and old buildings being refurbished at a speedy pace.