Sentence examples for renovated through from inspiring English sources

While many former cottages have been well preserved or extensively renovated through the years, others are unkempt or decrepit.

Although many of these colonials are nearly 90 years old, most appear to have been well kept and renovated through the years.

The zoo, renovated through a public-private partnership led by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, sees its mission as raising awareness of wildlife and nature.

This week, a Pacifica employee has been standing at the doors of the station, which was recently renovated through a fund-raising campaign led by Ms. Isler, with a list of workers allowed to enter.

The Parker Homestead, which also includes 10 acres and 3 barns, is being renovated through $670,000 in grants and gifts to serve as a museum and historic site.

The pools were drained because of a damaged foundation in the late '90s and were renovated through $1.8 in funds allocated by WSU last year.

A fancifully renovated floor-through apartment dominated by a Versailles-style salon with a coffered 18-foot-high ceiling decorated with Fabergé-egg intricacy and a 40-foot-long wall of windows opposite the Metropolitan Museum of Art is entering the market for the first time in nearly 40 years.

Amy Herman (212) 381-2244, Jay Overbye (212) 381-2247, Halstead Property; www.halstead.com MAINTENANCE: $711 a month PROS: A meticulously renovated prewar floor-through apartment with exposed brick, decorative fireplaces and hardwood floors.

The Property: A studio with a recently renovated kitchen and bathroom, through-wall air-conditioning and a king-sized Murphy bed in a prewar doorman building.

Her daughter used to chime in: "What are you doing here?" BOTH are long gone, replaced by four Armani-clad 23-year-olds who bound up the stairs to their fabulously renovated "loft-like floor-through duplex," as the real estate brokers put it.

There will also be 28 one- and two-bedroom renovated units spread through the two brownstones.