Sentence examples for undergo renovations from inspiring English sources

In the end, it was decided that the dormitory would continue to house undergraduates, but that it would undergo renovations that would overhaul its interior.

Users also lamented the looming closing of the Statue of Liberty, which will restrict indoor access over the next year to undergo renovations.

At issue is a component of the Clean Air Act called "new source review," which requires the installation of modern pollution controls whenever industrial plants undergo renovations beyond "routine" maintenance.

It is an attractive, roomy structure built for the display of art and thus in many ways more accommodating than the galleries in the old building next door, which will undergo renovations over the coming years.

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The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, in Exposition Park adjacent to the university, will undergo renovations after the coming N.F.L. season, and the soccer-specific Banc of California Stadium is being built for the Los Angeles Football Club.

Although it would seem that the Mets are about to undergo renovation, Duquette said that was not necessarily the case.

The Harper Quadrangle will undergo renovation this summer as part of an ongoing effort to make campus more pedestrian-friendly.

Last summer, Carnegie Hall was undergoing renovations.

The Crandall was also undergoing renovations.

It is unclear at present what caused the fire, though the cathedral had been undergoing renovations.