Sentence examples for will be given a facelift from inspiring English sources

As part of the project the station's buildings will be given a facelift, while a new canopy will be built from a side entrance to the street front.

The stadium, which celebrates its 50th birthday today, will be given a complete facelift, with a mosaic of multi-coloured tiles in blue and scarlet, the colours of the football team, and red and yellow, those of Catalonia's flag, encasing it.

Havana, which has a reputation for being stylishly tatty, has been given a facelift around the areas he will visit.

Many ancient and modern buildings have been given a facelift; the first cycle lanes have appeared.

The commercial corridor along Columbia Turnpike has been given a facelift, with new stores like Panera Bread and Trader Joe's.

The community centre has been given a facelift, and a new housing estate has been built with easy pedestrian access.

A longtime haven for low-key drinkers and near-dawn gyrators, the bar has been given a facelift — of the Mickey Rourke variety.

In response, BBC Sport asked readers of Sportsday live - our rolling, text-based sports news service - to suggest other famous landmarks which could be given a sporting facelift.

Festive facelift for anti-terror blocks Jump to media player The structures in Queen Victoria Square in Hull have been been given a festive facelift.

In recent years, mental illness has been given a radical facelift.

The stadium was given a complete facelift, which lowered its capacity and made it an all-seater.