“As reorganiser of the papal archives and refurbisher of inscriptions on martyrs' tombs, Damasus earned the undying gratitude of historians.”

“In the original Knight and Day, Diaz plays a car refurbisher whose life gets tangled up with a spy on the run, played by Cruise.”

“Not surprising that the hospital might sell this equipment to a refurbisher, rather than destroy or otherwise dispose of it.”

“This refurbishment sensitively rehabilitates a Victorian institution to house galleries and performance spaces.”

“Plans are afoot for a complete refurbishment of the building, and in the meantime Michael is developing the food side of the business.”

“Can you give us details of the refurbishment which Odeon planned for the building, including artists' impressions?”

“The hostel was in the firing line because of a steady decline in visitor numbers and the need for building refurbishments.”

“But urgent refurbishments on things such as faulty lifts, damaged fire alarms, unhygienic kitchens and poor sanitation were also needed.”

“There it is to undergo refurbishments, including repairs to a stabiliser fin damaged in transit.”