Sentence examples for the task of renovating from inspiring English sources

At the Empire State Building, the task of renovating a 2.85 million-square-foot structure rooted in the Art Deco age was not easy, Mr. Malkin said.

Two of this country's most determinedly avant-garde architects have been given the task of renovating what is probably the most conservative, not to say politically byzantine, cultural institution in New York.

Once they completed the purchase, they found themselves with a curious hacienda-in-Amsterdam hybrid of a villa (the previous owners had loved all thing Dutch), so they set about the hard task of renovating.

And he sets industriously to the task of cleaning, renovating and exploring his overgrown property with the steady uncircumspect conviction of a true handyman.

In general, Maritain sees his task — and the task of Thomism in general — as being "to renovate" Aquinas's thought, "a task whose novelty may well be greater than [Thomists] themselves realise" (Preface to Metaphysics, pp. 12-13).

The task of building new, low-cost, zero-emission homes and renovating the UK's vast, drafty housing stock, was at the centre of calls for a genuine green "new deal" in 2008 at the height of the financial crisis.

The combined cost of renovating the national stadium and neighbouring Lesser Hampden will be around £27m.

Then there is the cost of renovating and maintaining those old houses.

The experience of renovating the studio's West Village space brought Neufeld back around to music.

Kugle proposed the idea of renovating it.

The estimated cost of renovating an existing clinic is $1.5 million to $3 million.