Sentence examples for getting a lease from inspiring English sources

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

"You had to get through buying desks, and getting offices painted and waiting for the phone lines and the fax lines to be put in, and getting a lease for a storefront," added Mr. Monserrate, who said he had raised about $10,000 so far.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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".

With the support of the neighborhood committee, Digua Shequ got a lease and is negotiating to turn another shelter in the Haidian district into a second community center.