Sentence examples for renovate for from inspiring English sources

"We only regret that we have but one City Hall to renovate for our city".

I wanted to renovate for investment purposes, but it just didn't turn out that way".

All classes for those attending the New College are in Roosevelt Hall, which Hofstra plans to renovate for future use.

It's also pricey, she said, costing up to $2,000 per apartment, or about 10percentt of the $20,000 cost to renovate for the next tenant.

In the American Craft Museum on West 53rd Street -- a space LVMH has rented and spent more than $1 million to renovate for these sales -- major dealers bid avidly, some for stock, others for clients.

The second property is a 65,000-square-foot building at 191 Harrison Avenue in Williamsburg that the organization hopes to renovate for Arlington Press, a local company that makes pharmaceutical insert labels.

Had the mills been renovated for a new use?

The Champ was recently renovated for $4.1 million and reopened a year ago.

They renovated for three years, spending seven million euros, about $11,720,000.

But prices for those seats will jump when they are renovated for the 2012-13 season.

(There is no tally of summer homes renovated for year-round use).