Sentence examples for renovated back from inspiring English sources

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"This is one of the first buildings to be renovated, back in the early eighties," he said, pointing to a four-story brick factory with an engraved stone plaque reading "Union Works 1827-1890".

A springtime clay court tour of Europe may yet be the ultimate test of his renovated back, but the signs are that the surgery he had in September has been something of a triumph for the Wimbledon champion.

The theater itself is a revelation; a grand house, renovated years back by Disney for the Lion King opener, this theater brings back the majesty of a night of theatre.

Now the house, long the home of the International Center of Photography, is being renovated -- back into a private house.

Stay at Keith Floyd's old riverside pub, now newly renovated and back to its old name, The Maltsters Arms (01803 732 350; tuckenhay.com).com

Ms. Kendzierski has spruced up the place with new furniture and paint, and substantially renovated a back dining room so that it is now a lounge with low, traditional Moroccan seating, hammered steel tables, and lots of pillows.

CONS: The kitchen and baths need updating; renovating the back stairs and multibedroom attic would be a substantial undertaking.

Networks of irrigation canals reached their greatest extent and complexity during this period: some of the more than 150 miles (240 km) of canals in the Salt River valley were renovated and put back into use in the 20th century.

And the Schoolhouse Theater's lighthearted new production of that comedy, in the theater's newly renovated space, brings back those days with a clear eye and a warm heart.

Hotel Gallia Recently renovated, bringing luxury back to Piazza Duca d'Aosta.