Sentence examples for renovating into from inspiring English sources

A bomb-proof, disused fort situated in the middle of the River Thames is on the market for £500,000, ideal for renovating into a seven-bedroom mansion or hosting dystopian raves in its current dilapidated form.

The old terminal was renovated into shops.

Only a fourth building will be renovated into a small new casino.

The once-massive tobacco warehouses have been renovated into apartments and a high-end furniture store.

Long since abandoned, many warehouses are being renovated into luxury housing and cultural centers.

Over the last decade or so, however, several of the buildings have been renovated into office spaces and museums.

Another example of Duluth's renaissance, the sprawling brownstone brewery was renovated into an entertainment complex in 1984.

The building, renamed Miles and Shirley Fiterman Hall, was renovated into a $275 million facility housing more than 40 classrooms, an art gallery and laboratories.

It was to be restored and renovated into a museum, part of a planned historic district here.

Best Feature: The kitchen, which has been renovated into a cook's kitchen without overwhelming the apartment.

Stay The Morris House Hotel (+1 215 922 2446, doubles from $179, room only) is a national historic landmark renovated into a cosy boutique hotel.