His drink, heart and other medical problems – which only at a later date we learned was Aids – virtually remodelled him into a leaner, more haggard, more sympathetic character actor.
After the 1900 elections, the Conservative government remodeling brought him in as foreign secretary (1900 06) amid protests.
This city begins at home, specifically with Mr. Gehry's Santa Monica, Calif., house, remodeled by him for the first time in 1975.
Nor does he seem eager to talk about acknowledgments inside other books, such as his 2000 paperback Cradle and All, in which he thanks Maxine Paetro, a New York writer and author of How To Put Your Book Together and Get a Job in Advertising, for helping him "remodel and restore" the story.
At times, Mr. Apfelbaum's desire for a Walden-like life can make him seem rigid (his shivering family has to beg him to remodel their drafty old farmhouse).
After Woolf designed for Brice a small but theatrical Georgian-style guest house, Gershwin commissioned him to remodel his ordinary Spanish abode into an elegant Georgian manor.
Talleyrand contributed to the realization of Napoleon's ambitious plans to remodel Europe by helping him to establish French supremacy in Italy, Germany, and Switzerland.
Adjusting the mechanics of a particular stroke is one thing; but in Mr Nadal's case, bringing about changes that would lessen his chance of injury would require him to remodel his entire game.
Having met the architect John Soane in Italy while on a Grand Tour, an obligatory trip for any 18th-century Briton claiming cultural enlightenment, Lewis asked him to remodel Malvern Hall, his house at Solihull, according to the latest fashion, but later ordered most of Soane's updated design to be reversed.
Mr. Clark has been busy with renovations ever since, however, and the buzz around town is that remodeling may cost him twice the purchase price.
Variety goes on to mention that Mr. T will be lending a helping hand (and hammer) to those in need episodes will show him remodeling homes of veterans and people who have fallen on tough times.
