Sentence examples for renovating it to from inspiring English sources
The city considered moving the home and renovating it to preserve it.
"I love my house, I put a lot into renovating it to be exactly the way what I want — and I specifically chose the community of Teaneck because of the quality of its schools.
As she worked to reconstruct their lives, she became overwhelmed by practicalities, from ordering supplies -- which often involved battles with bureaucracy -- to finding a new apartment and renovating it to accommodate a wheelchair.
"We're taking an infill location and renovating it to provide space that will be designed as high-quality offices to meet the demand from tenants who do not want to pay premium rents, but also will be able to accommodate users that want the flexibility of combining offices with other uses". In addition, he said, there is a scarcity of this kind of "hybrid space" in Parsippany.
In contrast, occupying an existing building and renovating it to consume less energy and water can have a much lower impact.
Filmmakers Sarah Wetherbee and Emre Sahin bought a 1930 Georgian-style home to settle down with their two daughters, renovating it to bring more light and modern touches to the historic home.
After years of neglect, however, Davies says it would be too expensive to renovate it to keep its original character.
Because the building is narrow, the couple renovated it to have few doors or walls.
The church members bought the old house next door and renovated it to house offices and meeting rooms.
With help from people already involved in such things, he located an empty convent on Madison Street in Hoboken and renovated it to accommodate the young women who were so helpless.
The old Board of Education thought that way too for a time, making a controversial purchase of a five-bedroom, four-story brownstone at 80 State Street for $995,000 in 1990 and spending $250,000 to renovate it to attract Joseph A. Fernandez, the Miami schools chief, to the job of chancellor.
