Sentence examples for renovation means from inspiring English sources
People always think that a renovation means there's been a big grant, but nobody gets big grants these days.
Any renovation means the orchestra must find a temporary home, and at one time the Seventh Regiment Armory on Park Avenue at 67th Street was considered a possibility.
Renovation means you save what you can - you do not know quite what is there or how you might reuse it.
"Scope for renovation" means decrepit; "would suit an enthusiast" means a ruin fit only for a madman.But the richest categories would centre on cross-cultural taboos such as death and bodily functions.
Last year's £260,000 renovation means it is also one of the most eco-friendly properties, with thermal insulation, sun pipes, photovoltaic and solar panels, a wood-burning stove and LED lights.
Which, for a historically faithful, but technologically up-to-the-minute renovation, means a rock-bottom minimum of $1 million over the purchase price.
WHAT YOU'LL PAY The variety of housing types and states of renovation mean a wide price spectrum.
Mr. Blair said he has spent $8 million on a gut renovation meant to "take the church out of the building".
The Yale art gallery, completed by Mr. Kahn in 1953, is in the midst of a three-year renovation meant to restore it to its original state.
The expensive renovations meant high overhead costs, and a key investor pulled out in late 2001.
The renovations mean that only five media witnesses will now be able to witness an execution — down from 12 — prompting criticism from open government advocates.
