Sentence examples for were reconditioned from inspiring English sources
verb
To restore to a functional state, or to a condition resembling the original.
- When reconditioning antique furniture, it is important to try to preserve as much of the original finish as possible.
The board said the recall process was so flawed that some defective wheel sets were reconditioned by other railroads and returned to service.
The organisation I worked for provided services to the community: house painting at cost price for the elderly; help with shopping for the housebound; and furniture recycling, wherein old three-piece suites were reconditioned and sold cheaply to people on benefits.
The different colors indicate different days on which experiments were conducted, and related colors (turquoise and blue, brown and orange, and black and gray) indicate a common electrode, although the Hg/Au sensors were reconditioned as described in the text.
Her engines and boilers were reconditioned, and her rear torpedo tubes were removed.
Her engines and boilers were reconditioned, her mainmast was removed and she received additional six-inch guns.
Two old thermostats from bacteriological incubators were reconditioned and installed, one being used as a safety unit.
These are usually polished out when the car is reconditioned.
A used range can be reconditioned within a week.
The trembling boys, who are struggling with being reconditioned, are nothing but stereotypes.
Both timelines involve scenes where she is brought upstairs to be reconditioned.
The terra cotta exterior of the complex's shopping center is being reconditioned.
