Sentence examples for be tenants from inspiring English sources
noun
One who pays a fee (rent) in return for the use of land, buildings, or other property owned by others.
The most popular option is to be "tenants in common".
Why would the Islanders move from the Coliseum, where they are tenants, to Barclays, where they will still be tenants?
"Vertex shows our retail and multifamily investors that there will be tenants down there," Mr. Buza said.
It's the essence of who Ryan is, who the Jets have been — all the way back to their Titans roots and Joe Namath's guarantee and the years when they had to be tenants in their own stadium to the Giants.
Mr. Sammons pointed out that two major office tenants in Times Square — Condé Nast and Morgan Stanley — have said they would be tenants in skyscrapers proposed by developers at the Hudson Yards area on the Far West Side of Manhattan.
But if the claim is successful, Green says it will not just be tenants of Foxtons that will benefit, but millions more people as all letting agency fees charged to tenants could be challenged.
The only thing it lacked was tenants.
"These are tenants, not terrorists".
They're tenants or they're owners of property.
Most are small, and many of the growers are tenants.
"If the price is right, there are tenants".
