Sentence examples for get a lease from inspiring English sources

Walking briskly through the entrance gallery, which is larger than many studio apartments, she explains how lucky they were to get a lease for $220 a month.

And you also get a lease to the residence giving you the right to live there.

It would have been a good idea to get a lease with a buy-out for the refrigerators, if you could have.

Mourning journalists lined up after the service to console me, saying I was lucky to get a lease on life that Saleem was denied.

Profitable happiness in America, he said, is simple, "You get a lease with an option to buy, you get a loan and you put up a humongous sign".

He said he had "learned a huge lesson" from his brownstone experience: "Before you move into a place, always get a lease and make sure that the landlord isn't going to sell the place".

Although you may pay slightly higher than market rent to get a lease-option, you won't be incurring the financing costs of getting a mortgage.

(According to Ms. Gracia, no one gets a lease in her building without fitting a bohemian profile).

They've got a lease for most of this century for the Beltway lanes and the I-95 lanes.

"If I want to move, there's problems about getting a lease in my name," he said.

Instead I got a lease of their own design which does not follow guidelines for increases and does not give me the right to a renewal lease.