Sentence examples for were redeveloped to from inspiring English sources

Many of the surrounding buildings were redeveloped to house retail shops in the 1980s.

Other sections of the house were redeveloped to hold exhibition displays and other visitor facilities.

Others have been redeveloped to include housing, offices and even green space.

Romford, in Essex, is being redeveloped to compete with Bluewater and Lakeside, two huge malls to the east of London.

The neighborhood, known variously as West Midtown or Marietta Street Artery, is a former industrial district being redeveloped to accommodate artists and tech businesses.

As a focal point of the program, the historic Hunters Point naval shipyard will be redeveloped to house a planned United Nations Global Compact Center, envisaged as a forum for studies and conferences on global sustainability and an incubator for clean-technology businesses.

A new spur is being built to give it direct access to the M18 and a rail connection that used to transport coal is being redeveloped to move containers.

Knowledge Point, which has trained black-cab drivers for more than 30 years, was expected to go out of business at the end of last year, when its premises in Caledonian Road, Islington, were being redeveloped to make way for luxury flats.

Over 2,000 fans crossed the river to Toulouse Olympique's temporary home of Stade Ernest Argelès (their Minimes ground is being redeveloped) to see a side that has been together for years.

"There were questions about the manufacturing process and how they handled inventory, what their capabilities were and whether their products could be redeveloped to meet customer needs," Mr. Florentino said.

He presumably included in this residents of what he's called "badly designed 1950s and 1960s estates, which could be redeveloped to a higher density and to a better quality".