Sentence examples for renovations due from inspiring English sources

The temple has undergone several major renovations due to its age and damage by an avalanche.

However, the male dormitory is undergoing renovations due to a problem with the plumbing, leaving Riki without a place to stay.

A January visit to the Jane Austen House found the place undergoing the first of renovations due in time for the main tourist season this spring and summer--painting, repairing brickwork, renovating the well, and otherwise beginning to restore the home to its early 19th century splendor.

We argue that adopting a holistic approach at a neighbourhood scale, instead of the traditional individual building scale, will boost the large-scale energy renovation, due to economies of scale on energy savings and investment cost.

But some of the city's best art can be found at the Palazzo della Ragione, in the Città Alta, which is showing a rotation from the collection of the Accademia Carrara — nearly 2,000 works from masters like Botticelli, Raphael and Bellini — as that gallery undergoes a renovation, due to be completed next year.

Lambeau Field getting $295million renovation, due for completion in 2003.

The guide's authors said New Street Station's renovation, due to finish next year, was among the things which made 2015 the "ideal time to visit" Birmingham.

Now that it has reopened  after a big-money renovation due to a government clampdown on mall safety regulations, City Center Doha in the diplomatic quarter should give Villaggio a run for its money.

In the midst of a house renovation due to a water leak, a builder brought over five carpet samples (with multiple colors of each) two weeks ago.

Žirmūnai's housing, especially in its central sections, is in need of extensive renovation, due to wear and tear of its low or medium-quality construction.

But financial problems were never far away, and they had become critical in 2002, when construction loans from the renovations came due.