Sentence examples for to refurbishing from inspiring English sources
verb
To rebuild or replenish with all new material; to restore to original (or better) working order and appearance.
The money goes to refurbishing properties and creating and upgrading amenities, like the gift shops.
More than $8 million has gone to refurbishing every one of our public parks.
That might mean accepting shorter lease lengths, with a view to refurbishing a building on expiry and then increasing rents.
That is, as long as he makes a date with IKEA when it comes to refurbishing his new office.
Most of the money from the painted ponies' project is slated to go to refurbishing county parks.
So, apart from the threat of terrorism, there is a very strong case for devoting creative thought and sustained action to refurbishing the glue in this polity.
Matrix is to refurbish the offices.
And something like this building is hugely expensive to refurbish.
It urgently needs to refurbish its crumbling infrastructure.
She hired him to refurbish as he saw fit.
It plans to refurbish the devices and sell them.
