Sentence examples for renovating about from inspiring English sources

He and his wife, Tammy, live in a school they bought and are renovating about 25 miles from Summerfield.

L+M is renovating about 350 vacant apartments (the complex has 1,093 units), and in partnership with New York City's storm relief programs, it is giving priority to new renters displaced by the storm.

Last May, the city's parks department renovated about seven trails in Brand Park.

INSIDE: The house was renovated about four years ago.

INSIDE: This Second Empire row house was built in 1876 and completely renovated about eight years ago.

INDOORS: The single-story house was built in 1960 and extensively renovated about three years ago.

The school had been renovated about five years ago, and the inside was pleasantly unrecognizable.

So far, C.N.I. has spent about $4 million to acquire and renovate about 15 houses, and is currently working on 11 others.

Remodeling is also catching on in the United States, where McDonald's has renovated about 6,000 of its 13,800 restaurants in the last two years, though less extensively than in Europe.

In addition to several years of rising reading and math scores, Mr. Vallas presided over a $3 billion construction effort that built 71 schools and renovated about 500.

Mr. Clem said his company planned to renovate about 200,000 square feet of Science Park in 2001, as well as clear an additional 100,000 square feet.