Sentence examples for worth renovating from inspiring English sources

But it probably wouldn't be worth renovating a prewar bathroom just to install contemporary fixtures and fittings.

"I look at a square foot," Mr. Simonian said, "and I say to myself, how can this possibly be worth $1,000?" And renovating would bolster the price to "way the heck over my magic mark of $1,000 a square foot, which I had a mental thing about," he said.

The pair have since built an empire worth £700m by buying and renovating service stations to create a 341-strong chain of Euro Garages.

Standing in the living room of a two-bedroom apartment in Central Havana that he is renovating, the man estimated its current worth at $20,000, a mint in a country where monthly government salaries can be one one-thousandth of that.

The terra cotta lions, removed from a school in East New York that was being renovated, were worth more than $5,000 each, said the United States attorney in Brooklyn, Alan Vinegrad.

She thought about renovating.

Officially they are renovating.

It needs renovating.

"We're renovating.

They're renovating.

Last week, he began renovating.