Sentence examples for suggested renovating from inspiring English sources

The panel also suggested renovating existing venues in Tokyo for volleyball and swimming and scrapping plans to construct new stadia for the sports.

Where the High Line terminates at Gansevoort Street, other entrants have suggested renovating an existing building as an entrance, but Ms. Hadid envisions an entirely new building for a variety of educational and cultural events.

You go as far as to suggest that renovating a house yourself is downright American.

By the 1570s the castle and its earthworks had been allowed to become invested with rabbits, whose warrens caused extensive damage; a survey suggested that fully renovating the castle would cost £2,000, and that even if it were pulled down and sold for the value of its materials, it would only realise £66.

It also suggests that Baghdad continued renovating and repairing such illegal facilities after barring international inspectors from the country three years ago.

With its plain bare tables, elegant inlaid wood floors, high ceilings, whimsically engraved wood walls and soaring glasswork, the dining room suggests a beautifully renovated Prague apartment.

And on this latest trip, I noticed several other motels being renovated, suggesting that the success of these two is inspiring others.

Ms. Hauser has suggested she favors rebuilding rather than renovating Avery Fisher Hall, which is also the home of the Great Performers series.

The previous owners had spoken with the city of Arlington about renovating the stadium, but studies had suggested that would be prohibitively expensive.

The city suggested that the church join with Greyston, which has already renovated 94 apartments in Yonkers for formerly homeless people.

They have also suggested that it could make more sense – and cost less – to renovate Mid-Manhattan or cultivate neighborhood branches instead.