Sentence examples for their renovating from inspiring English sources

In exchange for their renovating another place in the one-story factory building, a project that took six months of full-time work, the landlord let Mr. Gaván and Ms. López, both artists, add the 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-footrenting.

Instead they are fantasizing constantly, relentlessly, about redesigning their kitchens, redoing their bathrooms, renovating their bedrooms.

Signs of their gains were obvious: their renovated two-story home in this upscale village, the pool in the backyard, the Mercedes-Benz in the driveway.

The Peel family have lived for more than 20 years in their renovated thatched cottage three miles outside Stowmarket in Suffolk.

Meetings, and Mediation It didn't take long for the residents of Mr. Brown's building to realize that their renovated home was stacked like a layered dip.

Where heat or air-conditioning came at the flick of a switch in their 1940s home with views of the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges, their renovated 1898 barn in Warrensburg, N.Y., is heated solely by an outdoor wood stove.

Moreover, so bright and new a People Mover can be also used by car companies' high managers, thus mixing "democratically" with their employees from one building to another, and then going back to their renovated houses, also impregnated with the flavor of the past.

To inaugurate OMW, the arts hub tapped Brazilian artist Eli Sudbrack, also known as Assume Vivid Astro Focus, to create a large scale mural on the side of their renovated factory building near the Williamsburg waterfront.

Now "Home Rules," which had its premiere on Monday, teaches distraught homeowners how to deal with the collapse of their marriages — while renovating their houses.

Word of mouth is also playing a part, as girls spread stories of their newly renovated schools to their peers and encourage out-of-school children to return.

As the externs died and no new ones took their place, the prioress had their rooms renovated into guest quarters for outsiders who came on retreat.