Sentence examples for being tenants from inspiring English sources

As for the rest of us, we'd better get used to being tenants.

The original made reference to the crown estate being "Her Majesty's property company" and residents of crown estate property being tenants of the Queen.

London Irish were a rarity in the Premiership last season in being tenants at a football ground, something that was once commonplace.

"I think [Orient being tenants on their own] would be a waste.

Should the GRA's plans go ahead, Samuelson says the Dons would consider the possibility of being tenants at the ground.

Most of the land is owned by the Duke of Argyll, with the farmers being tenants.

Jack can't bear being tenant to a Jew-boy.

The only thing it lacked was tenants.

"These are tenants, not terrorists".

They're tenants or they're owners of property.

Why would the Islanders move from the Coliseum, where they are tenants, to Barclays, where they will still be tenants?