Sentence examples for was renovating from inspiring English sources
verb
To renew; to revamp something to make it look new again.
- This house is shabby: it needs renovating.
He was told the house renovation took place several years ago at a time when Prince Charles was renovating his farmhouse Llwynywermod near Llandovery.
He was renovating his house when he got the call.
BARBARA JONES had one stipulation when she was renovating her 1794 farmhouse: keep the original windows.
Sarah recently purchased a home with her sisters in Jupiter, FL, that she was renovating.
Jurek was gobsmacked by the white wedding-cake mansions this Perivale Polish company was renovating.
"Nancy worked for a contractor who was renovating a bathroom in my home," said Ms. Rogovin.
He was renovating the kitchen of a wealthy couple on the granite cliff overlooking Rockport Harbor.
Task by task, he was renovating his 120-year-old Victorian house in Millburn, N.J.
This was mainly because he was renovating a brownstone that he had bought six months earlier.
"The guy who was renovating my barn was using it to shoot woodchucks," he said.
It was found now, she added, because the college was renovating.
