Sentence examples for restoration in progress from inspiring English sources

The ballpark, like the man for whom it is now named, is a restoration in progress.

In a rare community effort, Ventfort Hall is now a restoration in progress, and is open to the public as the Museum of the Gilded Age.

Nor will it match another restoration in progress, the Grand Hotel in Stary Smokovec, set to reopen by the end of the year.

The Hudson Opera House (327 Warren Street; 518-822-1438; www.orgsonoperahouse.org) is a restoration-in-progress, with exhibition space and a center for concerts, readings, lectures and workshops.

But it is taking steps toward restoration, with a $3 million renovation in progress on the exterior.

In 1968 it was bought by the South Street Seaport Museum, where restoration is in progress.

On a recent visit to the site, Mr. Miller pointed to what he said were signs of the area's potential, including proximity to four subway stops and the extensive restoration work in progress on the 12-acre Starlight Park, across the Sheridan Expressway.

Cooper's restoration is still a work in progress.

The trust's guided tours will give visitors the chance to see the house as a work in progress, since restoration will be going on for years.

Members of the public can now book tours as the home undergoes a large restoration project, visiting the work in progress as well as the attic.

He was talking about his work in progress, the restoration of the Bosquet du Théâtre d'Eau, or Water Theatre Grove, one of fifteen themed groves nestled in the forest park of the Château de Versailles, which André Le Nôtre laid out, together with Charles Le Brun and Pierre Lepautre, and a team of hydraulics experts, between 1671 and 1674, at the behest of Louis XIV.