Sentence examples for given the lease from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rainge-Megill, who has owned and operated food shops and bars, was given the lease by the city two years ago to transform the building, then vacant, into food kiosks, a banquet hall, a cocktail lounge and a bakery and cafe.

In return for his expenditure, he was given the lease of the tolls for the next 80 years, for which he paid a rent of one shilling (five pence).

Herefordshire Council, which owns the club's Edgar Street home, said Tommy Agombar had asked to be given the leases for two stands at the ground.

Herefordshire Council said last week Mr Agombar had asked to be given the leases for the two stands at the club's Edgar Street home and this has worried supporters.

Trade Fair next door wants to expand, so he gave the lease to them".

This new ordinance could, in the hands of a sufficiently wealthy tenant, be used to terrorize a landlord into giving the lease extension it did not want to give, even if only to avoid a completely invalid, but very expensive lawsuit.

The new tenant is given the choice (the lease option) to purchase the property, at a pre-set price, during or at the end of a certain period, usually around three to four years.

Gary Thompson, partner at Lovelle Bacons, said: "Given the complexities of leasing and letting, I doubt that it's going to be open very soon.

In 1989, individual farmers were given the opportunity to lease land and equipment for 50 years and more.

Mr. Nierenberg confirmed that the couple's boxes had been in a storage facility, and said that they had given up the lease to cut costs.

"We were given the date that the leases would be signed and another when the club would open," he said.