Sentence examples for To landlord from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who owns and rents land such as a house, apartment, or condo.
It is progressively moving from retailer to landlord.
One example, he said, is the details attached to landlord allowances for interior construction.
The couple have long yearned for more space and a yard, but they wonder whether they have the time to devote to landlord duties.
But more recently, Old Navy spent many months hopping from landlord to landlord in search of what it thought was a reasonable deal.
Although he endeavoured to protect Indian tenants against eviction or undue rent increases and intervened to prevent their exploitation by European indigo planters, Canning introduced a land-revenue settlement in Oudh that was unduly favourable to landlord interests.
Students are being warned to beware of scams involving privately rented property, following research by Shelter showing that up to 1 million people could have fallen victim to "landlord scams" in the past three years.
His office- property company is the go-to landlord for global financial tenants.
Stories such as McLean's and Cullum's illustrate the power imbalance when it comes to landlord-tenant disputes.
Vice owed money to landlords and to venders.
"But to landlords, apartments are investments".
Sometimes insurance is refused to landlords altogether.
