They had a spare room available, so they refitted that.
|
|
Geffen reportedly had the yacht refitted over a six-month period.
|
|
"Within four or five hours, the windows had been refitted," my dad added.
|
|
The entire system can be refitted for different jobs in a few seconds.
|
|
The Air Force has already refitted nine E-33s to the new standard.
|
|
When the boat is refitted, the costs start at $10 million, he added.
|
|
Once Geffen became owner, he had the yacht refitted over a six-month period.
|
|
According to Camper & Nicholsons, it was first delivered in 2004 before being refitted in 2016.
|
|
He refitted his machines with blinking lights and retrained managers to work with deaf people.
|
|
One owner told Superyacht News he refitted his 98-foot yacht for more than $1.1 million.
|
|
Mr. Camps and his team have refitted the boat and stripped it of its luxury elements.
|
|
Both were designed to be modular, so they could be quickly refitted to take on different roles.
|
|
Following Pelorus' change in ownership, she was refitted with a second helipad being added on her bow.
|
|
Segal is a contractor who completely refitted the family's 625-square-foot home in Highland Park, California.
|
|
The Liaoning, its first carrier, was bought second-hand from Ukraine in 1998 and refitted in China.
|
|
A refitted Lyons factory made many of the bombs dropped on Germany in the second world war.
|
|
The Liaoning, the country's first carrier, was bought second-hand from Ukraine in 1998 and refitted in China.
|
|
The plane, which would normally carry 400 people, had been refitted to seat just 76, the newspaper said.
|
|
Volvo Trucks plans to test its new electric VNR truck, a refitted version of its diesel-powered VNR model.
|
|
Built by Dutch shipyard, Feadship in 1996, Meduse was refitted in 2011 with a comprehensive rebuild of her engines.
|
|
Fiat Chrysler provided Waymo with 100 Pacifica minivans refitted for self-driving testing in 2016, then 500 in 2017.
|
|
Not only the main church but a dozen (slightly) lesser establishments in the vicinity have been refitted, rededicated and redecorated.
|
|
Four houses on the old set of Desperate Housewives were refitted with the company's new, almost unnoticeable solar panel roofing.
|
|
Volkswagen said 98 percent of the 173,000 affected vehicles in Switzerland had already been refitted at no cost to owners.
|
|
She had requested that a stunt driver handle a refitted car, but was forced to take the wheel and crashed.
|
|
Now, medical staff are being redeployed, and facilities refitted, to combat the threat of coronavirus on an already stressed population.
|
|
The current test took place after the submarine had been refitted with new missile launch equipment and upgraded computer systems.
|
|
Also, the beams had been "heavily modified," meaning they had been moved from their original position and refitted with modern tools.
|
|
The cutting-edge vehicle has the potential to penetrate U.S. missile defense systems and be refitted to include a nuclear warhead.
|
|
Lifehacker Australia refers to it as "a $30k military-grade robot refitted for pizza delivery," which sounds just great to us.
|
|
The project does not involve building from scratch; a former naval premises in the grimy district of Votanikos is being refitted.
|
|
The Liaoning, the country's first, is a former Soviet hull that was built in Ukraine and later refitted by the Chinese.
|
|
Or if total silence eluded certain corners, there was at least a new soundscape, a refitted rhythm for an extraordinary time.
|
|
Meanwhile, a Foxconn subsidiary has refitted production lines in Shenzhen to make medical face masks for Foxconn workers, according to Reuters.
|
|
Four E-11s — business jets refitted with communications equipment that can link ground troops together — operate out of the Kandahar base.
|
|
Certified refurbished Amazon products are pre-owned devices that have been resurrected, refitted, and tested to look and work like new.
|
|
But the refineries have now been partly refitted to process the lighter crude pouring out of the newly exploited shale fields.
|
|
VW said on Friday the number of cars refitted had more than doubled to 1.23 million in recent weeks from 500,000 previously.
|
|
To take advantage of this new feature, Britain's half a million or so vending machines are being refitted with electromagnetic-signature detectors.
|
|
In Florida, where yachting is a multibillion-dollar industry, many yacht owners are looking abroad to have their boats serviced and refitted.
|
|
Like today's prostheses, it was acutely tailored to its wearer — it was even refitted for her foot several times, the researchers found.
|
|
A French Baroque opera that puts an aesthetic gloss on colonial encounters, refitted with street choreography: a recipe for awkwardness, at best.
|
|
Unlike China's existing aircraft carrier, the Liaoning, which was a refitted ship built by Ukraine, the new carrier is Chinese built and designed.
|
|
This 34-meter yacht, which sells for nearly $3 million, was recently refitted to include a new wheelhouse console, navigation system and hydraulics.
|
|
A certified refurbished Amazon device is a pre-owned product that has been resurrected, refitted, and tested to look and work like new.
|
|
Only five years earlier, they'd arrived from Cojimar on a raft made from a refitted nineteen-fifties Chevy, and look at them now.
|
|
The fashion companies Los Angeles Apparel and Karla Colletto have also refitted their factories to make masks, according to the New York Times.
|
|
The architects hollowed out the shell and refitted the interior, which means that people entering from the street have to ascend eight floors.
|
|
Democrat, said separately that Democrats could back a $5.7 billion funding measure that included drones and refitted ports of entry — but no wall.
|
|
"To appeal to non-traditional folks," Mark Musgrove, from Oregon, sells spaces for urns in a hippy-themed, refitted Volkswagen bus in his cemetery.
|
|
The 414-foot yacht, which was built in 2003 and refitted in 2019, has some truly lavish amenities spread out over its eight decks.
|
|
India has an older Russian castoff that rarely sails, and Brazil's 50-year-old French-built fleet carrier, the São Paulo, is being refitted.
|
|
The vessel was designed based on China's first carrier, the Liaoning, which was bought second-hand from Ukraine in 1998 and refitted for China.
|
|
The rules also aim to control the problem of guns that are pronounced deactivated as collector items but then refitted for sale as weapons.
|
|
He had sandy brown hair, and glasses that always seemed too big for his face no matter how many times we got them refitted.
|
|
Even as Seoul's basements are refitted for other purposes, South Koreans and their guests will continue to come up with off-key renditions of Queen.■
|
|
The Japanese warships were led by the 248-meter (814-ft) -long Izumo helicopter carrier, which is being refitted to carry F-35B stealth fighters.
|
|
The turbine crashed, with damage estimated at $33 million, and although it was refitted with a new rotor by GE, it is still to resume operations.
|
|
AMC has refitted some of its theaters with recliners instead of standard seating and said that attendance has gone up by 75 percent at these locations.
|
|
Every time a portion of a mech chassis is destroyed, or individual components are critically damaged, you have to go and order them to be refitted.
|
|
"This aircraft has good usability for both plains and plateaus, with wide compatibility so that the basic platform can be refitted for other tasks," Li said.
|
|
The vessel was later refitted in a Chinese shipyard in what was seen by foreign military analysts as a key early test of China's naval modernization.
|
|
The design for the carrier draws on experiences from the country's first carrier, the Liaoning, bought second-hand from Ukraine in 1998 and refitted in China.
|
|
After the model "learned" Bach's style by picking out the patterns, the machine learning system was refitted to run within the confines of your humble web browser.
|
|
On Tuesday, Hongdou Group Co Ltd, a clothing manufacturer founded in the 1950s, wrote on social media it had refitted a factory to make disposable medical suits.
|
|
For one particular stunt, Tarantino asked Thurman, who is not an stunt actor, to drive a blue convertible that had recently been refitted with an automatic transmission.
|
|
The vessel was later refitted in a northern Chinese shipyard in what was seen by foreign military analysts as a key early test of China's naval modernisation.
|
|
He owned a 250-foot yacht, Nabila — used in a James Bond film and later sold to Donald J. Trump — and three lavishly refitted commercial-size jets.
|
|
Tarot cards have been around since the 15th century, and art photographer Ayla El-Moussa thinks it's high time they were refitted for a more contemporary audience.
|
|
"If Illegal Immigrants are unhappy with the conditions in the quickly built or refitted detentions centers, just tell them not to come," Trump wrote on Twitter last week.
|
|
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's would-be coalition partners agreed on Friday on an environmental policy in which cars with excess emissions would be refitted rather than taken off the road.
|
|
Giannattasio said the Cuban Starwood hotels would be refitted with everything from new mattress to improved kitchen equipment and safety measures and managed by teams of expatriate Starwood employees.
|
|
Everyone's favorite standout line in Hamilton was refitted into an entire track for Lin Manuel Miranda's brilliant The Hamilton Mixtape, and now, it finally gets the music video treatment.
|
|
Okay, so it's not a regular "ambulance," but the Lotus Evora, which has been refitted by Dubai's Corporation for Ambulance Services, can reach up to 300km/h (186 mph).
|
|
China's sole aircraft carrier — the Liaoning — began as the discarded hull of an unfinished Soviet heavy aircraft-carrying cruiser, which China purchased, refitted, and transformed into its first flattop.
|
|
An 84-foot yacht built in 2002 and refitted in 2015, for example, can cost $1.3 million, while a 270-foot yacht built in 2013 can cost $132 million.
|
|
The San Juan is an old diesel submarine, built in Germany in the mid-1980s, but was refitted with new engines and batteries around five years ago, Graham said.
|
|
"We've just refitted another auto-rickshaw with a TaxiFabric design and the driver commented that it made him feel like he had just bought a new rickshaw," wrote Gordon.
|
|
The Matisse gallery, where the masterworks "Dance" and "The Piano Lesson" hang, has been refitted with a large, intricate work on paper by the Iranian artist Charles Hossein Zenderoudi.
|
|
Virgin Australia has revealed its new international business class cabin and Economy Space + seats on Tuesday, with the first of these refitted Boeing 777-300ER's already flying across the Pacific.
|
|
Like Walmart it has refitted its business to deal with the challenge presented by Amazon and other online retailers, also developing its line of own-brand goods to boost profits.
|
|
But the government has said the new carrier's design draws on experiences from the country's first carrier, the Liaoning, bought second-hand from Ukraine in 1998 and refitted in China.
|
|
In the late 1890s, Balmain was home to the country's biggest industrial employer, a shipyard that built and refitted the boats that carried wool to the rest of the world.
|
|
That FPSO is being refitted as part of Woodside and Mitsui's $1.9 billion Greater Enfield project that will start producing from three fields near Vincent by the middle of 2019.
|
|
The club regularly hands out free tickets to local children, and it has refitted all of its V.I.P. areas; some do not close until the small hours of the morning.
|
|
Speaking to Deadline, Mr. Tarantino said that he had encouraged Ms. Thurman to drive a refitted car for one of the movies' most memorable scenes, despite her trepidation about the plan.
|
|
It has been recently refitted and re-entered the charter market with improved facilities including a massive remake of its master Onassis Suite — with a private hot tub — and other cabins.
|
|
A bespoke suit, custom made, fitted and refitted, was an expensive, essentially conservative proposition, a suit of armor and the bedrock of a gentleman's wardrobe, but distinctly not a fashionable item.
|
|
The refitted 6-bedroom brick colonial — which the prince purchased in the fall — will house regional offices for the Princess Grace Foundation and a U.S. extension of Monaco's Princess Grace Irish Library.
|
|
All 23 A320s are expected to be refitted by August, the airline said, while a senior executive said the removal of screens would save the airline 18 tonnes in weight a year.
|
|
Its successor, Rainbow Warrior II, launched in 1989, was a refitted three-mast schooner; the next, Rainbow Warrior III, was a purpose-built yacht with no less than 1,255 square metres of sail.
|
|
Along a greenhouse walkway in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, refitted for "Orchidelirium," this year's edition of the annual orchid show, clustered plantings clamor, each more brilliant and extravagantly shaped than its neighbor.
|
|
Companies such as Apple supplier Foxconn have refitted production lines to make masks and similar items after stores in many countries ran out and suppliers were overwhelmed by the spread of the virus.
|
|
The Times of London reported that the June 2016 test was a required step in checking out a sub, H.M.S. Vengeance, that had just been refitted with upgraded computer systems and new launch equipment.
|
|
The first gold pour from the newly refitted operation is expected in the third quarter of 2019 and while AngloGold is open to partners, Venkat said the company could afford to go it alone for now.
|
|
But Schuster said a refitted Japanese carrier would likely only carry six to eight F-35Bs, compared to as many as two dozen jets that will be on Chinese carriers now in sea trials or production.
|
|
MAPUTO, May 23 (Reuters) - Mozambique's tuna fishing fleet needs to be refitted to meet European Union standards, Finance Minister Adriano Maleiane said on Monday, piling more costs onto a project at the centre of a debt crisis.
|
|
"Contrary to what your offices have stated, the Italian authorities have from the start ruled out the presence of any illegal devices in Fiat's models, both the original ones and those that have been refitted," Delrio said.
|
|
The purchases will be spread over 10 years, with 27 of the F-35As and 18 of the F-353Bs to be acquired, as well as the two warships to be refitted, in the first five years.
|
|
Also, the plan demanded that houses and factories be refitted to achieve greater energy efficiency; between 2006 and 2014, some 3.5 million homes were refurbished or built according to new efficiency standards at a cost approaching $200 billion.
|
|
Although the schooner was fast enough to evade capture, it had to be refitted as a slave ship, with a false deck to conceal the necessary barrels of water, rice, beef, pork, sugar, flour, bread, molasses, and rum.
|
|
The Shandong, as the carrier is called, is the second Chinese aircraft carrier after the Liaoning, formerly a Soviet-era heavy aircraft-carrying cruiser that China purchased and refitted to serve as the flagship of the Chinese navy.
|
|
Indicated 0.2 pct lower Only around 650,000 of around 2.4 million VW cars in Germany affected by the emissions scandal have been refitted so far, Bild reported, citing a response provided by the transport ministry to the Green party.
|
|
Travelling aboard a Nissan jeep refitted to look like a chariot, he sometimes gave several speeches a day, inflaming crowds about what he saw as the government's favoritism toward Muslims; sectarian riots followed in his wake, leaving hundreds dead.
|
|
In a darkened room, Ken and Julia Yonetani have hung four antique chandeliers refitted with depleted uranium glass beads and UV lighting for "Crystal Palace: The Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all Nuclear Nations" (2013–2016).
|
|
As part of its ALIAS (Aircrew Labour In-Cockpit Automation System) project the Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation, which is the helicopter division of Lockheed Martin, has refitted one of the firm's S76-B commercial models to be able almost to pilot itself.
|
|
Houses like Schiaparelli and Versace repeatedly send teams to Vegas for fittings; the garments are then finalized in Dion's own private atelier — velcro is added to assist with quick changes and shoes are refitted with metal shanks for added structural support.
|
|
Japan's Maritime Self Defense Force possesses two of these type of ships, the Izumo and its sister ship, the Kaga, each one is capable of carrying 14 helicopters and would need to be refitted to accommodate the F-35Bs aircraft.
|
|
Zagreb was close to striking a deal on buying a squadron of used and refitted F-16 fighter jets from Israel, but eventually Israel informed Croatia it could not sell the planes as it could not secure an approval from the United States.
|
|
The San Juan is an aging diesel submarine, built in Germany in the mid-1980s, but was refitted with new engines and batteries around five years ago, said Euan Graham, director of international security for the Lowy Institute for International Policy in Sydney.
|
|
Using modern microscopy, x-ray technology, and computer tomography, the researchers were able to determine that the wooden toe, which was constructed during the early first millennium BC, was refitted several times to match the exact shape and fit of the woman who wore it.
|
|
The Shenyang Aircraft Corporation is responsible for the J-15 fighters currently in service aboard the Liaoning, a Chinese warship that began as a discarded hull of an unfinished Soviet heavy aircraft-carrying cruiser but was purchased, refitted, and transformed into China's first flattop.
|
|
By 2012, the Navy refitted the left-side passenger door toward the rear of these cargo planes with pressure-sealed fittings that allowed crewmen to load two launch tubes inside the plane side by side and drop them through the bottom of the door.
|
|
The Small Business Administration could be refitted to expand small firms that generate growth in exports and high-value-added sectors, as the economist Dani Rodrik has suggested, rather than simply supplying cheap credit to mom-and-pop shops that sustain, but don't expand, local employment.
|
|
Ms. Buccio said that the migrants who were to be forced out of the area could either be set up in a state-run shelter made of shipping containers refitted with beds and heating, with room for 1,500, or accept a move to other immigration centers around France.
|
|
About 6.25 million of roughly 10.5 million affected diesel cars worldwide have been refitted, with the lion's share in Europe, a spokesman at VW's Wolfsburg headquarters said late on Monday, adding that about 90 percent of about 2.5 million affected cars in VW's German home market have been fixed.
|
|
The ARA San Juan was an old diesel submarine, built in Germany in the mid-1980s but was refitted with new engines and batteries around five years before its disappearance, Peter Layton, a visiting fellow at the Griffith Asia Institute at Griffith University in Australia, told CNN last year.
|
|
One symptom is that some western communities have come to expect refitted fire-fighting jets to be on call half the year, even though many officials lament that aerial drops of fire retardant often do little more than "paint stuff red" — at a cost of tens of thousands of dollars an hour.
|
|
Ms. Gruber was in Jerusalem in July 1947 to cover a United Nations conference when she learned that a Chesapeake Bay steamer — refitted by the paramilitary group Haganah as a transport for Jewish immigrants and renamed the Exodus 1947 — had been intercepted by British warships as it approached Palestine, overloaded with 4,515 refugees, including many orphans and Holocaust survivors.
|
|
He drew them to him — a recessive dynamo at the center of a dysfunctional hive — first at the raw Silver Factory on East 47th Street in Manhattan (for which he paid rent of $553 a year); afterward at the more polished headquarters of his varied ventures on Union Square West; and, finally, at a refitted power station in the East 30s.
|
|
Instead of fighting alone, the Shandong, which was commissioned on Tuesday, would work with the Liaoning, a refitted Soviet Kuznetsov-class vessel, to create a more powerful combination to block US or Japanese vessels from reaching the island if they went to the aid independence-leaning forces on Taiwan, the Beijing-based Naval and Merchant Ships monthly magazine reported on Tuesday.
|
|
Size: 2659,25 square feet Price per square foot: $2063 Indoors: The current owners bought this house in 2206 and updated all the mechanical systems, banished the shag carpeting, stripped and stained or painted the extensive oak and poplar woodwork, refitted the windows and doors, replaced the decrepit light fixtures with custom designs and did many other things to create a unified, period-appropriate Arts and Crafts-style environment.
|
|