Sentence examples for renovations too from inspiring English sources

She stands by the renovations, too: she approved every swatch, sees it as an investment for the college, not a castle for her and Mr. McCall (they also have a weekend place in Dutchess County).

Serendipity played its part in the renovation, too.

CONS: The renovation is too well done to justify reverting to a three-bedroom.

Ms. Manning, who stepped down in 1997 after 10 years in office, said, "The Friends' proposal for renovation was too expensive".

That broker, Douglas Hochlerin, whose company, Uptown Realty, specializes in rentals, had a listing for a live-and-work space on Fulton Street that petered out only because its renovation was too daunting.

Building renovation is too often carried out with only one objective: necessary maintenance, updating design and functions, or reducing energy consumption.

The concern about whether he has money for renovations isn't too far-fetched.

His longtime colleague Chen Zhangtai, 80, said Mr. Zhou decided renovations would be too distracting.

For Councilman Bill Perkins, who represents Harlem, the renovations cannot come too soon.

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The Nationals wanted $36.6 million in renovations, a figure too high for the county, which recently spent about $120 million to keep the Red Sox and the Twins in town.