Sentence examples for a lease from from inspiring English sources

"I had a lease from the owner with an option to buy," said Joseph Anias, owner of J&J Landscapes in Dobbs Ferry, who planned a nursery and a flower shop for the Scott site.

The Giuliani administration wants to wrest control of Kennedy from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which runs the airport on a lease from the city, as it has since opening day in 1948.

They can't say, 'We need a lease from you,' or 'We need a utility bill from you.' If you say you live in a shelter, that's enough, and the districts have the obligation to go and figure it all out".

Richard Gardner, who operates the Newbridge Arena in Bellmore under a lease from the Town of Hempstead, said: "As much as we try to juggle schedules, I never have enough ice.

The extra time will allow the Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation, a state-run organization that operates the island under a lease from the city, more time to search for a replacement.

The community center was an abandoned haunt of drug addicts and dealers in 1979 when members of Charas, a Puerto Rican group in the neighborhood, took it over and eventually got a lease from the city.

(You may be able to pick up a standard lease from a real estate broker, property management company or even some office supply stores).

A. Mary Ann Hallenborg, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that with rent-stabilized tenancies, a landlord is required by law to provide a tenant with a renewal lease from 90 to 150 days before the expiration of the current lease.

You get a lease, graduate from the rusted Civic to last year's Accord.

During 2002, Vietnam Airlines considered a lease offer from Airbus for two Airbus A340-300s.

They drew up a lease, running from February to April 1, but when the lease ran out, Pruitt wouldn't go.