Sentence examples for renovated from a from inspiring English sources

MANHATTAN: 31 East 72nd Street (at Madison Avenue) A 3,100-square-foot 3,100-square-foot 3,100-square-footree-bedroom to a one-bedroom, with three baths.

Accommodations The Minturn Inn, 442 Main Street, Minturn, (800) 646-8876, fax (970) 827-5590, www.minturninn.com, is a B&B-style hotel renovated from a former railroad worker's home.

Doubles $165 $8755 weekly) This has recently been renovated from a very basic roadside motel into a surreal tongue-in-cheek hotel that boasts all the cinematic charm of a seedy motel, with all the comfort of a beautifully designed boutique hotel.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have already moved their offices into a $10 million complex renovated from an old mill.

Renovated from an historic property, this traditionally-styled boutique riad has 21 individually-designed suites and rooms, but all the facilities of a large luxury hotel.

Beautifully renovated from an 18th-century monastery, the hotel had the standard Hampton Inn amenities, including a big, comfortable suite with free (working) Wi-Fi, and a free buffet breakfast, all for $116 a night.

In 1998 the gallery underwent a £4m renovation and then in 2013 the opening of the Serpentine Sackler, an extra gallery space renovated from an 1850s artillery store just minutes from the main Serpentine building at the cost of £14.5m.

Upon the school's founding, a portion of the campus was extensively renovated from an outdoor shopping mall.

A two-bedroom penthouse at Ponte, with a kitchen renovated from 1970s linoleum floors to swish granite work-tops, costs a mere R4,500 ($525) a month, though this still means it is out of reach for most.

This particular branch was renovated from the old Shanpia Hotel Akasaka, a largely characterless tourist hotel.

Everything in the house looks very luxe and new, including a gleaming white kitchen with a white chandelier -- and, as it turns out, has been recently renovated, from doorknobs to tiles, during a break from filming the E! network phenomenon "Keeping Up With the Kardashians".