Sentence examples for called the lease from inspiring English sources

David Sommers, a spokesperson for the County Board of Supervisors, called the lease a "stopgap measure" until the county comes up with the money to build more jails.

I have called the leasing office multiple times, and while the people there say they will call me back, they never do.

Few conservation groups reacted to Interior's announcement Tuesday, although several had called the unprecedented lease sale "a terrible idea" when Zinke first discussed it this spring.

They range from an 118-room Moorish mansion in Palm Beach, Fla., to such things as a $25,000 bond issued by the state of Israel and what is called the "sandwich lease" at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in New York.

At first called the Ideal Leasing Company, the firm had by 1967 become the Leasco Data Processing Equipment Corporation.

A former U.S. Postal Service hub on Jefferson Boulevard now called the Reserve leased 380,000 square feet in less than two years to such tenants as Microsoft, entertainment media company TMZ and content delivery network EdgeCast.

The courts, called the Tennis Club, are leased and operated by Donald Trump.

Sackville ran up high debts through gambling and extravagant spending; the house (then still called "The Lordship House") was leased to Thomas Peniston.

Plains Justice, a citizens group on the mining frontlines in the Powder River Basin, has long called the federal land leasing program "the biggest corporate bail-out of all".

They rushed back to the TriBeCa building, signed the lease and called the movers, who were at their San Francisco place, packing.

National Audubon Society President and Chief Executive David Yarnold called the decision "a new lease on life" for the bird.