Sentence examples for revamped into from inspiring English sources

But many drab 1960s offices in suburban locations have also been revamped into studios and apartments.

The shop, on St. Mark's Avenue in Park Slope, was recently revamped into a nonprofit education and cultural center.

As the world rediscovers the allure of city living, abandoned districts that once would have met with the wrecking ball are being revamped into cultural hot spots.

The building was once the railway hotel, first opened in 1867, but it has been dramatically revamped into a slick, sexy style statement, while preserving its original Victorian features.

With the city's help, part of that space — with permits long ago approved and construction under way for a year — could be revamped into the kind of graduate school Mr. Bloomberg envisions, while leaving city-owned sites on Roosevelt Island, Governor's Island and the Brooklyn Navy Yard for other projects.

Where to Stay One of Toronto's more surprising makeovers happened last spring at the Hilton, 145 Richmond Street West, M5H 2L2, (416) 869-3456, fax (416) 869-1478, www.hiltontoronto.com, when all 601 bedrooms as well as the public spaces were revamped into a smashing 21st-century hotel.

There is no warehouse left not scheduled for revamping into lofts.

The Grey New York office was revamped in 2001 into mostly autonomous units based on the kinds of clients they handled.

Shen edited Xiaoshuo yuebao until 1923 and revamped it into the most important journal of "new literature" at that time.

Babylon says it can leverage some 72 million members to morph its revamped product into a live Q&A linguistics community, allowing users to help one another with any translations, linguistic advice or tips about local culture.

Then the researchers bolstered those T cells with modified genes — using a disabled version of HIV virus as the vector — and introduced the revamped cells into Ludwig's body.