Sentence examples for refurbishing efforts from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, January 12 , 1946P. 17 A conservative, elderly gentleman who sometime ago became treasurer of a small New England museum, did not like the term "janitor" when he made out his first payroll vouchers so he wrote in the space reserved for "services rendered", "for many refurbishing efforts".

By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, January 12 , 1946P. 17 A conservative, elderly gentleman who sometime ago became treasurer of a small New England museum, did not like the term "janitor" when he made out his first payroll vouchers so he wrote in the space reserved for "services rendered", "for many refurbishing efforts".

As Marrakesh attracts more international conventions, the government has embarked on a refurbishing effort.

In a city in which rich people endlessly buy new houses and then renovate them, construction rage is not a new phenomenon: even Londoners who have refurbished their own properties tend to react with righteous indignation to their neighbors' refurbishment efforts.

Though the hotel was refurbished, an effort was made to retain such original touches as the hand-carved mahogany bar in the Dining Room restaurant.

The Lebanese Ministries of Public Health (MoPH), Interior and Municipalities (MoIM) and Social Affairs (MoSA) joined efforts in refurbishing Lebanon's health infrastructure and network by means of the endeavours taken to expand and increase the capacity of the network [ 20].

Yet despite the new leadership, efforts to refurbish the theater have not yet borne fruit.

But two grass-roots groups have sued the city and county of Sarasota, contending that lawmakers did not adequately disclose their efforts to refurbish the local stadium.

Efforts to refurbish the theater, a storied Harlem landmark that helped propel the careers of Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan, have been slowed by internal squabbling, according to people with direct knowledge of the disputes.

"We recognise that Corrections are making efforts to refurbish the old prison to make it more suitable for detaining young people and we acknowledge that the size of the old prison means that there is more room for education and programs," Hunyor said.

The Ministry of Education, Science, Sports, and Culture, for example, is getting $520 million, nearly all of which will supplement ongoing efforts to refurbish university labs.