Sentence examples for usual renovation from inspiring English sources

This paper reports on findings from a UK retrofit project that aims to bridge this gap by comparing a range of measures applied to a Victorian Terraced property with a 'control' property renovated to more usual renovation standards.

For all the refurbishments to the UN complex, there will be the usual calls for the renovation of the institution itself.

The Knicks are playing fewer preseason games than usual because of the renovations.

Local media said the match, played 100 miles away from the usual ground due to renovations, left Huila CEO Carlos Barrero "visibly distressed".

This time his name is Dave, and he's married to Ronnie (Malin Akerman), with whom he leads a life overloaded by kids, home renovations and the usual burdens of domestic bliss.

In addition to the usual mishaps and inconveniences associated with renovations, the Burnses have been unpleasantly surprised by problems that don't usually arise with new houses.

(Their usual location, the Century club, was under renovation).

And this one, which on Sunday opened a season transplanted to Symphony Space because of renovations at the troupe's usual home at City Center, in at least one respect seemed squarely of the moment.

Like the 2013 exhibit, this one is being held at the Walters while the usual venue, the Baltimore Museum of Art, is undergoing renovations.

This year's display is attractively housed at the Walters Art Museum instead of its usual spot in the Baltimore Museum of Art — an extensive renovation project at the BMA necessitated the temporary relocation.

After a lengthy renovation, many homeowners found it daunting to confront the usual patch of tall weeds out back and replace it with a well-designed garden.