Sentence examples for renovating extensively from inspiring English sources

The Hotel Paradox was a summer hotel/dormitory for the University of California, Santa Cruz, until after decades of bacchanal it was condemned; new owners tore down much of the structure, renovating extensively and reopening last year.

But it had been renovated extensively.

Mr. Boscarino, who surprised even his real estate agent when he expressed interest in the nondescript house in 1989 (he purchased it for $90,000), didn't renovate extensively.

INDOORS: The condo was renovated extensively in 2006 by its owner, Alice Starek, an architect who, according to the listing was "inspired by Gaudi and Dr. Seuss".

The structure's interior was renovated extensively, while the historic character of the exterior of the original building, built in 1929, and interior spaces were preserved.

This was his first trip to see the Yankees, who were to open their final homestand in the stadium on Friday; he never got to see them before the stadium was renovated, extensively, over two years in the 1970s.

INSIDE: The house was built in 1983 and bought in 2004 by its current owner, who renovated it extensively.

He inherited the home in Miami Beach from his parents and renovated it extensively over the last few years, according to a broker familiar with the property.

(The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, the development's owner, began extensively renovating vacant rent-regulated apartments several years ago, and since it is allowed to permanently add 1/40th of the renovation cost to the monthly rent it can bring the rent above the $2,000 threshold that permits the unit to be deregulated).

The museum has since been extensively renovated.

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