Sentence examples for renovated version of from inspiring English sources
Last year, Alan Taylor, an Emmy Award-winning television director, bought No. 53, a beautifully renovated version of the Kennedys' across the street, for $2.7 million.
In central Hua Hin, I stop for a break from the 105-degree heat at the Sofitel Central, a renovated version of the town's classic colonial-era Railway Hotel, famed for its topiary gardens full of bushes shaped like elephants and its wide, curved balconies.
The role played by the emerging national civic policy paradigm (a renovated version of assimilation), prioritizing duties before rights, will also be considered crucial to better contextualize interculturalism.
Rougarou opens in 2015 as a renovated version of Mantis featuring new trains, new colors, and a new theme.
Some authors even consider viruses as "capsid-encoding organisms," a renovated version of the Ultrabiontia, as opposed to "ribosome-encoding organisms" (cells) (Raoult and Forterre 2008).
Mr. Fanucci plans to close Le Bec-Fin for a spell and wants to give Philadelphia a renovated, revitalized version of the palace by late spring).
Later, the lobby will be renovated in an updated version of the building's Miami Beach style.
But in fact, as I was reminded in a mirrored, gilt-trimmed nook at the back of the company's recently renovated Fifth Avenue flagship (a miniature version of a museum in Florence, where operations are based), the flamboyant celebrity gesture has long been woven into Ferragamo's history.
The role played by the emerging national civic policy paradigm (NCP) (a renovated and perhaps more inclusive version of the former assimilationist policy paradigm) in placing duties before rights will be seen as critical.
In the absence of PharmFac labs, we used the lab of the renovated leishmania centre of the Balkh Civil Hospital, which two of us had (DP & KWS) audited in 2012.
Halls such as the renovated exhibitions of vertebrate evolution and of course the Rose Center have a similar appearance.
