Príklady redecorate

• Thus redecorating becomes not a whimsical project, not an end in itself, but a means to an end, for a middle-class woman's identity depends upon her maintaining a proper drawing-room.

• The dormitories have been redecorated and the shelter where people wait for admission has been cleaned and brightened up.

• The outside doors of the eight houses erected in 1927 have been repainted, and the interiors are to be redecorated this year.

• Many people have bought old cottages for fancy figures and then have redecorated and modernised them.

• A house should not be redecorated and rewired afterwards.

• Most of the school had been thoroughly redecorated.

• The new office will be entirely redecorated prior to reoccupation.

• It was decided to take the opportunity of redecorating it, and, at the same time, to install some modern equipment.

• With regard to the tenants' unexpired liability for dilapidations, the landlords are prepared to redecorate alternative accommodation to the extent of this liability.

• For example the building has been redecorated, a new cooking stove installed and ventilation improved.

• But what is £150 to anybody in these days, if he has to start redecorating from scratch?

• Work to refix the original painted panels and timber carvings, and to redecorate the ceiling should be completed next month.

• To sum up, parents want the leaking roof to be plugged and the classrooms to be redecorated.

• Prisons that had been crying out for redecorating and repairs for years suddenly had thousands of pounds spent on them.

• Many houses which were redecorated after recent floods are in need of being redecorated once more after the latest floods.