Sentence examples for undergo refurbishment from inspiring English sources

Some years ago, the hall sent out a circular to announce that it would close for 16 months to undergo refurbishment.

It is perhaps trite as well as crass to point to two key indicators in your 25 November issue of Britain's current crisis: the 66% pay rise for Her Majesty (Buckingham Palace to undergo refurbishment) and the revelation that 2 million self-employed workers earn less than £8 ($10) an hour (7m Britons shown to have little or no job security).

Additionally, the Regent Street store has been undergoing refurbishment this year, reducing sales.

Undeterred, Figgis asked Moss if he could film in the house while it was undergoing refurbishment.

It's seen better days, but the rooms are currently undergoing refurbishment.

For many years it has been situated in the basement beneath the domed Central Library, which is undergoing refurbishment.

Because the shed is currently undergoing refurbishment, Brown has recently been working indoors, but it hasn't been a welcome change.

Majorca Apparently the Beckhams - ever the indicators of good taste and refinement - are thinking of buying a £2m villa in Majorca while their Madrid palace undergoes refurbishment.

There's a range to choose from and prices vary accordingly; some accommodation is undergoing refurbishment and should be brand spanking new in 2009.

Two pavilions are currently enjoying a sun-kissed retirement in the south of France: Toyo Ito's triangulated white box from 2002 now stands on a beach near Nice, where it is undergoing refurbishment as a cafe for Le Beauvallon hotel.

From here, the chancellor will have a captivating view of the maelstrom that is Berlin -- the Reichstag with its cupola, the cranes hoisting the station into being, the Brandenburg Gate draped in an advertising banner as it undergoes refurbishment, the vast empty space that will one day be a Holocaust Memorial.