Sentence examples for stalled renovations from inspiring English sources

The first was the Vision Theatre, a vaudeville-era landmark facing Leimert Park that has been in the midst of stalled renovations for two decades.

A stalled renovation on the Filene's Basement flagship in Boston, which was a major tourist attraction, kept the lucrative store shut for two years.

A week earlier, the company had announced the refinancing of another $16 million loan in California -- just a portion of what he needs to get his stalled renovation of the Miramar resort in Santa Barbara off the ground.

But its renovation has stalled, and the museum's chairman Rocky Bucano says they now have their eyes on another location, called the Old Bronx Borough Courthouse.

Today, the planned renovation is stalled (link in Portuguese), and the project's completion in time for the World Cup is in question.

Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan serves seven times that number, and yet its planned renovation has largely stalled.

Renovation plans have been stalled ever since Mr. Foster's design was approved, even as Lincoln Center's redevelopment has transformed almost every other aspect of the campus, including the fountain plaza, Alice Tully Hall and much of the adjacent block of West 65th Street.

A renovation project appears to be stalled.

The 10 other pools were rehabilitated in the 80's and 90's, but the renovation of the McCarren Park Pool was stalled because of continuing community disputes.

At a time when federal and state public works programs are stalled, the nation's biggest airports are in the midst of major renovations or expansions that, taken together, amount to some of the largest infrastructure projects in the country.

Renovation has swept through the rest of Lincoln Center, but plans to fix the acoustically challenged Fisher have stalled since the board approved a proposal in 2005.