Sentence examples for went on to refurbish from inspiring English sources

The soda fountain was such a success that Mr. Robbins went on to refurbish much of the rest of town.

But it needs to move on, to refurbish, to scotch the spreading sex allegations, to connect to new generations.

The ship was refurbished and went on to become the first passenger vessel to navigate the Northwest Passage at the other end of the globe.

But Brown went on to endorse Hillary Clinton this time after meeting for 90 minutes earlier this month with former rival Bill Clinton at the Old Governor's Mansion in Sacramento, which Brown and First Lady/Special Counsel Anne Gust Brown have refurbished as a truly historic residence.

Mr. Mlinaric (he pronounces it mill-in-AR-ik) would go on to be England's foremost decorator of period interiors, with grand-scale commissions to refurbish the National Gallery and Victoria & Albert Museum.

Durkee goes on to list the many smaller, less-obvious contributions, including, for example, the $2 million-plus the University invested in refurbishing the Princeton Garden Theatre in 2000.

More than $8 million has gone to refurbishing every one of our public parks.

The money goes to refurbishing properties and creating and upgrading amenities, like the gift shops.

Most of the money from the painted ponies' project is slated to go to refurbishing county parks.

"I don't think I've ever seen a time when there was more construction of both the new and the refurbishing kind going on," said the writer John McPhee, who not only grew up here as the son of a university doctor but who now teaches a writing seminar here himself.

It was early December, when the trade winds blow strong and steady, and Latham anticipated an easy tow the rig even had a crew of more than a dozen Mexican painters on board to refurbish it as they went.