Sentence examples for Living leasing from inspiring English sources

John Karlsen, a Denver native who is Mongolia's dealer for Ford heavy trucks and Caterpillar bulldozers, said in an interview that his business had doubled this year, but that the country can be a minefield for someone trying to make a living leasing and selling equipment.

He made a living leasing, and eventually owning, hotels and billiard halls in Los Angeles, including the landmark Hotel Westminster on Main and 4th that was torn down in 1960.

"Renting, especially in a roommate situation, you live lease-to-lease," said Ms. Mehra, 31, a graduate of the University of Maryland.

If they don't outwardly acknowledge that they're living on leased time, they think it.

Residents living in leased houses will be allowed to finish the term of the rental agreement.

The estate agent Savills said that in London, rising rents and the strong pound had pushed up the typical cost per individual employee of renting somewhere to live and leasing office space to $120,000£73,80000) a year.

After his mother died he continued to live there, leasing Bentworth Hall to W. G. Nicholson, a Member of Parliament.

By the end of last week, Bank Street Commons, where the Frieders live, has leased only 76 of the 250 apartments that entered the market in February, said Karyn Smith, its property manager.

I say "resident" in the sense that my wife and I live here, lease an apartment and have bought a sofa and that our son was born in the city — though legally, as a foreign journalist without a certified permanent bureau, I depend on a string of temporary visas.

Rostik moved to Moscow, where he still lives, and leased space in a hotel near Red Square.

The homesteads where some ranch families live are leased to them by the park at less than market rates.